The police have called upon residents to celebrate peacefully and to refrain from spreading or believing misleading information. In addition, authorities issued directives to bolster traffic arrangements, including setting up barricades for inspecting suspicious vehicles.
The actions against individuals - Mayur alias Mani Nagpal and his wife Charu Nagpal were part of a follow-up of the FIRs which were lodged last year in the matter related to GST fraud.
The incident was reported from Noida's Phase 2 Police Station area, where a drunkard fell into a deep and dirty drain. Upon getting the information, Sub-Inspector Sohanveer Singh reached the site and save his life.
Led by ACP Cyber Crime Vivek Ranjan Rai and the Inspector-in-Charge of the Cyber Crime Police Station Vijay Kumar, the Noida Police said they are actively conducting investigations and plan to arrest the perpetrators soon.
According to the officials, a minor altercation between three youth and two police personnel turned into a fatal incident as the trio sitting in an SUV attempted to run over cops.
The official said considering the seriousness and urgency of situation, and the lack of time to provide a hearing to any other party, the order is being issued unilaterally, directing enforcement of Code of Criminal Procedure Section 144 from June 16 to 19.
Several videos of the fire incident have surfaced showing firefighters trying to douse the flames in Noida Sector 67. Various incidents of fire have surfaced in the recent weeks amid a severe heatwave in Delhi-NCR and the entire north region.
In four encounters, Noida police arrested as many as eight individuals within 48 hours with seven criminal suspects sustaining bullet injuries. Among the arrested is a notorious criminal with over 150 cases registered against him.
According to eyewitnesses, the bus driver was drunk and failed to control the bus. Instead of turning left, he turned it towards the wall of Shriram Apartment in Sector 118 and crushed the pedestrians.
The gang is said to have duped hundreds of students to the tune of crores of rupees. The police said that the gang used social media platforms to target gullible aspirants.
The Noida police said action will be taken against the accused and the process to identify them in the CCTV footage is underway.
Child labour in India is primarily prohibited under the Child and Adolescent Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986. In addition to it, Uttar Pradesh has enacted its own laws and regulations to prohibit child labour.
The elderly resident of Greater Noida was defrauded on the pretext of investment in the share market. The police stated that a further investigation is underway to recover the remaining amount and identify the culprits behind the fraudulent share market app.
A police spokesperson said, two mobile phones, Rs 9,780 cash, 26 visiting cards, and some objectionable items were seized from the spot and two men were arrested.
Noida: Officials contacted the farmhouse owner, and it was found that the organisers did not have a temporary or occasional licence for the same.
During interrogation, the accused told the police about their argument which escalated into a fight. He said he suspected his live-in partner of involvement with some other men as well.
Labelling the police action as one-sided, Amanatullah defended his son saying that he faced mistreatment from the petrol pump staff and accused them of exploiting incomplete CCTV footage to tarnish his reputation.
More than 25 kilograms of meth and raw material were seized. Estimated worth exceeds 100 crore rupees. Four individuals were apprehended in connection with the operation.
Delhi news: Earlier in March, both the women were seen applying colour and indulging in intimate gesture on a moving scooty in Noida. In another video, one woman fell from the scooty while doing stunt during Holi celebrations.
The deceased, identified as Dhanjay Maheshwari, 25, a resident of Delhi, was on a visit to the water park at The Great India Place (GIP) mall with four of his friends when the tragic incident occurred.
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