Mumbai Police

Sudhir More, a prominent leader of the Shiv Sena's Uddhav Thackeray faction, was found dead on the railway tracks near Ghatkopar railway station, on September 1. More, who was a former corporator and the Sampark Pramukh (communication chief) for Ratnagiri district, had left his home alone the previous night, but didn't return, following which search started, and his body was recovered. Case is registered and probe is launched

Mumbai Police arrested one Ashish Chavda (23), for allegedly uploading pictures and the contact number of a woman, on an escort service WhatsApp group. The woman, who was receiving calls, asking for sexual favours, approached police, following which they tracked down Ashish and arrested him from Rajkot, Gujarat. Notably, this is the second time that the accused has committed the crime. Earlier also, Ashish was arrested but got bail.

Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi filed a case of fraud and money laundering against his three business partners. According to sources, Vivek registered a first information report (FIR) with the Mumbai Police, saying they defrauded him of Rs 1.55 crores. Notably, the actor invested the money in an event and film production firm promising lucrative profits. However, later, the accused persons used the money for wrongful self-gain. Investigation is… read-more

In Maharashtra, Suresh Malkani (73,) the president of the Vivekananda Education Society (VES), Chembur, filed a complaint against Vishwak Enterprises owner Rahul Chite, in Dombivali for allegedly cheating him of Rs 10 lakhs. On July 6, Suresh said, he intended to purchase a 160 kilovolt-amps capacity generator and invited online quotations. Reacting to this, the VES offered to provide it for Rs. 11,15,100. After taking advance, they… read-more

The Mumbai Police has received a threat to once again terrorise Maharashtra's capital Mumbai. Till now, where these threats were being received by the police through phone calls and e-mails, now a person has threatened to terrorize Mumbai through Twitter. The police said that they received the mail around 11:00 am, which read, "I am going to blast Mumbai very soon." Taking this message seriously, the Mumbai Police started investigation.