Man posed as Delhi Police officer to book people for violating Covid rules, arrested
India | June 07, 2021 13:05 ISTDelhi Police on Sunday arrested Suneel Kumar, an imposter pretending to be a Sub Inspector at Tigri Police station.
Delhi Police on Sunday arrested Suneel Kumar, an imposter pretending to be a Sub Inspector at Tigri Police station.
The truth behind viral medical prescription on Covid treatment. Sir Ganga Ram Hospital official handle tweeted to dismiss the fake prescription on Covid treatment.
The Haryana Police on Friday arrested five persons, including a Nepalese man, from Gurgaon and seized 195 fake Aadhaar cards and other material allegedly used to prepare them, a police official said.
He was caught during ticket checking at Dhanbad railway station on Friday, he said. Three Bangladeshi passports, the country's currency and US dollars were also seized from him, GRP Inspector Harinarayan Singh said.
The accused, Ajay Yadav s/o Bhole Yadav r/o Sarfabad village (Noida), was arrested on the complaint of a woman from Gurugram, who is said to be his relative
The Unit-1 of the crime branch arrested Akram Sharif Shaikh (47), a resident of Cheeta Camp in Trombay and Dongri resident Mohammed Shabir Akbar Master alias Munna (52) on Monday, an official said.
Don't get into Pakistan's trap of fuelling tensions in India via social media. Several fake Twitter handles of senior Indian military leadership are doing the rounds. These are not real Twitter accounts of the persons mentioned. The Indian Army and other security agencies are taking strict action against these fake Twitter handles that are fabricated by Pakistani agencies to spread misinformation about India after the abrogation of Article 370 and 35A.
ISRO Chairman K Sivan has no personal accounts on social media platforms, the Indian Space Research Organisation clarified on Monday. The Indian Space agency's clarification came after several fake social media accounts operating with K Sivan's name emerged in large numbers, more so after the Chandrayaan-2 mission. Several social media users were seen following these fake accounts including on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
A USCIS statement explaining the change says fake accounts and identities will make it easier for investigators to search for potential evidence of fraud or security concerns as they decide whether to allow someone entry into the U.S.
The airline will soon file an FIR against the person or persons running this fake recruitment scheme, said one of the officials. The national carrier came to know about this fake scheme on Wednesday through social media when a person posted the advertisement and asked Air India whether it is running such a recruitment scheme or not, the official said.
Two minor boys, aged 13 and 11, in the Uttar Pradesh state capital cooked up a kidnapping story, fearing punishment from parents for skipping school.
Two men were arrested for allegedly cheating more than 500 people of nearly Rs 80 lakh through their fake shopping portal after luring them with lucrative prize offers from Tughlakabad Extension, police said Sunday.
The accused, Rohit Soni, 23, is a resident of Churu in Rajasthan and is a BCom graduate, police said.
The accused even managed to get two police constables to accompany him during the raid conducted at the house of the trader, identified as Adesh Goel, they said.
#GoBackModi and #TNwelcomesModi are two samples of trends boosted by Twitter bots, which used a few accounts to send a large number of tweets using the hashtags. One such account tweeted 2,179 times at the rate of one tweet every 5.3 seconds for over three hours.
The woman had asked for a police escort, an act the couple had previously done in Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad, Meerut, Aligarh, Moradabad and Haryana's Gurgaon, on forged identity, a senior official said.
Facebook said that its action against the pages linked to Congress was not based on the content but on the behaviour of the account holders.
Officials of the Central GST have unearthed an alleged tax fraud of Rs 224 crore by a group of eight companies, which generated fake invoices worth Rs 1,289 crore.
Elections to the 230-member Madhya Pradesh Assembly are scheduled to be held by the end of this year.
Dubbed as ‘Prank Paytm’, the app shows a message mimicking the original Paytm alert saying that the payment has been made. However, during tallying the shopkeepers found that no such payments have been received from their end.
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