Delhi: According to the CCTV footage, nobody entered the room after the entry of the man and the woman. An FIR under sections of murder has been registered and further investigation is underway.
The cab driver was waiting to pick up a passenger when the man allegedly threw a stone at her vehicle and broke the glass window.
Loot & Murder: A security guard was shot dead in the firing during the loot of the cash van in Delhi.
ASI stabbed: On January 4, ASI Shambhu Dayal was taking the thief to the police station when he was stabbed in West Delhi’s Mayapuri around 4 pm. He was admitted to BLK Hospital but died during treatment.
Arvind Kejriwal visited the victim's family and condemned the incident.
The Delhi Police has arrested two members of infamous 'Thak Thak gang' involved in cases of theft and snatching from cars at red lights across the national capital.
Three walkie-talkies, five hookahs and 27 bottles of alcohol have also been recovered from their possession, a senior police officer said. Further investigation underway.
With Delhi's air quality expected to deteriorate further post Diwali, several schools have started taking precautionary measures.
In an effort to curb corruption, the apex court had directed people to burst crackers at designated spots equipped with ample safety measures and for limited period of time on the day of Diwali.
An overall Air Quality Index of 348 was recorded which falls in the very poor category, according to data of the Central Pollution Control Board.
Police are also scanning through profiles of missing girls and trying to identify the deceased, the DCP said.
Four minor boys, who are suspected to have been involved in the incident, have been apprehended, police said, adding an investigation is underway.
The two victims have been identified as Asha Pathak and Usha Pathak, both were around 75 years of age, the police said.
The buses ran packed to capacity as services were affected and also because the some taxi unions had given a call of strike.
Long queues were witnessed at COCO outlets that were the only lifeline for motorists in the national capital.
The court's directive came after Ashish, son of former BSP MP Rakesh Pandey, surrendered before the judge.
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