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Properties Of Accused In 'Khambat Violence' Demolished: Gujarat
Khambat District Administration demolished encroached properties belonging to the accused in Khambat clash which broke out on Ram Navami. As per sources, on April 15, Gujarat police claimed that the Ram-Navami violence was a "planned conspiracy" and demolished the illegal construction. Furthermore, police officer named Maulvi Razak Patel, who allegedly was behind the planned violence, is currently absconding. Nine accused involved in the… read-more
Tags: Khambat Violence, Gujarat Police, Ram Navami Clash, Encroached Property, arrest
Courtesy: The Free Press Journal
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Anti-Terrorist Squad Seizes 120 Kg Heroin Worth Rs 600 Crores :Gujarat
The Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) on November 15, seized 120 kg Heroin, worth Rs 600 Crores, delivered from Pakistan. Reportedly, the delivery was done through a Pakistani boat via sea route, and three persons got apprehended, said Director General of Police, Ashish Bhatia. The development came months after the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) seized 3,000 kilograms of heroin worth Rs 21, 000 crores from the Mundra port in kutch… read-more
Tags: Pakistan, Drugs, Heroin, India, Gujarat Police
Courtesy: ANI
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3 Arrested In Gujarat By SOG For Issuing Forged Documents
Special Operations Group (SOG) of Gujarat's Anand district has arrested three people for issuing fake mark sheets, certificates, and forged passports. The officials have arrested Kanubhai Rabari along with his two aides Aditya and Hiren. Moreover, the SOG seized 120 certificates of institutions associated with state Higher Secondary Education board, 30 Indian Passports, Rs 22.5 lakh cash and printing equipment. Moreover, an investigation is… read-more
Tags: SOG, Gujarat Police, Fake documents, Gujarat, Anand
Courtesy: Indian Express
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Gujarat Police Collect Over Rs 93 Crore From COVID Violators
Gujarat has collected Rs 93.56 crore as penalty from 21.40 lakh persons, till December 5, for violating the COVID-19 rules, stated the official data. The violations included not wearing masks and spitting in public places. “Till now we have filed 60,400 cases under Indian Penal Code section 188 for disobedience to order given by public servant," added the official statement. Besides, the police have also seized 4,92,322 vehicles for violating… read-more
Tags: Covid-19, Gujrat, Fine, Covid-19 Violations, Gujarat Police
Courtesy: The Indian Express
