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Nagpur: Crime Branch sleuths who were found groping in the dark for the past one week likely to crack the sensational murder of transporter Bhupendra Singh Manjit Singh Makan alias Bobby Sardar within 48 hours as they have stumbled upon some clues.

Semi-decomposed body of Bobby Sardar was found in a nullah in Kondhali area on April 28.

The reliable sources have revealed to Nagpur Today, that cops have seized the Innova car which was used in kidnapping and murder of the Dixit Nagar based transporter. Following the interrogation of the car owner, it came to fore that the owner had allotted the vehicle used in committing this heinous crime to a person who has not reportedly been to his house for past three days and his phone was also switched off. However, with the help of Cyber Cell and their informers, Crime Branch is likely to solve the case within 48 hours.

Cops have interrogated more than 15 persons so far but police could not get any clue. Bobby’s body was found on Sunday morning under jurisdiction of Kondhali police station. As it is suspected that crime started from city precincts, a case of murder was registered here on the basis of complaint given by his wife Parminder (49).

Property disputes could be prime reason
Besides property disputes, police are probing the case from various other angles including cricket betting disputes, money laundering, old rivalry and extra-marital affairs. Supari killing is also under investigation. Bobby was involved in various cases of property disputes including one with builder Moryani and notorious criminal Little Sardar which came to fore during a wedding, sources said.

CCTVs to the rescue
Along with the CCTVs at Kondhali Tol Naka police are examining CCTVs in all the possible areas, where Bobby visited before getting kidnapped. During the scanning of footages, cops observed Bobby talking to an unknown person whose image is not clear. It has been alleged that the unidentified person could be the prime accused involved in the murder.

Bobby had left his office on Thursday night and disappeared since then. The family members approached Jaripatka Police and lodged a missing complaint. An Innova car of Bobby was recovered from Mangalwari Bazaar area on Saturday. On Sunday morning, a passer-by noticed his body lying near a bridge under the jurisdiction of Kondhali police. The spot is about five kilometres away from the Nagpur-Amravati Highway, who later alerted the police. Staff of Kondhali Police Station rushed to the spot. As the police did not find anything at the spot to ascertain identity of the deceased, they sent pictures of the body to the city police which identified him as Bobby Sardar.

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Nagpur: A 16-year old girl who had gone to school for collecting result has reportedly been kidnapped in Kalamna police jurisdiction on Thursday morning.

The teenage girl left home around 9 am on Thursday and went to her school for collecting result. However, she did not return home and has gone missing since then. Her panicky relatives searched her at all possible places but in vain. Finally, a complaint was registered with Kalamna police in this regard.

Kalamna Woman PSI Shende, as per Supreme Court directives that if a minor boy or girl goes missing then the case be treated that of kidnapping, has registered an offence under Section 363 of the IPC. Cops have launched a search to trace the minor girl.

Whether the teenage girl was abducted or herself went somewhere due to adverse result could not be verified.

Teenage girl abducted from school in Kalamna

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Nagpur: Taking advantage of last minute rush of passengers in summer vacation, illegal agents dealing in black marketing of railway tickets have a field day. To curb the menace, Railway Protection Force (RPF) of South East Central Railway (SECR) has launched a drive in Nagpur and surrounding areas.

On Thursday, May 2, teams of RPF rounded up four illegal agents in Kamptee and Parshioni areas and seized e-tickets, cash, computers, laptops, printers and other material collectively worth Rs 2.75 lakh.

The four accused have been identified as Sanjay Ishwarlal Chenani (27), resident of Kathioli, Ward No. 5, Kamptee, Sohel Shakeel Ansari (31), resident of Plot No. 47, G N Road, Kamptee, Mohd Afzal Mohd Aslam Rabbani (32) of Ismailpura, Yerkheda Road, Kamptee and Lucky Narendra Jaiswal (25), resident of Khaparkheda Road, Parshioni.

The four accused procured e-tickets through illegal means through Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC). Acting on inputs, the RPF teams raided the establishments of four accused and rounded them up. The accused Chenani runs a firm named Balaji Services in Kamptee and the raiding RPF team seized 16 e-tickets worth Rs 22,995, a laptop worth Rs 25,000, printer worth Rs 5,000, a mobile phone worth Rs 10,000 and cash Rs 5650 from his possession.

The second accused Sohel Shakeel Ansari runs a shop named Hafeez Brothers and was indulging in black marketing of railway tickets. RPF has seized total 19 e-tickets worth of which is being esteemated. A computer system, mobile phone and cash collectively worth Rs 48421 have been seized.

Similarly, e-tickets worth Rs 17,000, laptop worth Rs 18,000, printer worth Rs 15,000, a mobile phone worth Rs 15,000 and cash Rs 700 were seized from possession of third accused Mohd Afzal who runs Star Services.

The fourth accused Lucky alias Narendra Jaiswal was found in possession of illegally procured 13 e-tickets worth Rs 28,400. RPF has also seized desktop worth Rs 23,000, printer worth Rs 8000, mobile phone worth Rs 35,000 and cash Rs 170.

During the raids, RPF personnel found the accused were operating fake IDs to book tickets through IRCTC.

The four accused have been booked under Section 143 of Railway Act and placed under arrest. Further investigations are on.

The raids were carried out by Police Inspector Vikas Kumar, PSI Mohd Mugisuddin, ASI Mohan Lal, constables Satish Ingle, Prakash Raishedam, Arun Thorat, R S Bagderiya, Subhash Advare, C Rahangdale, A S Shedam and Pradeep Gadhve under the guidance of Divisional Security Commissioner Ashutosh Pandey and Assistant Security Commissioner A K Swami.

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Gondia: As the mega festival of cricket – IPL T20 – is in final stages, bookies had become active with full vigour. Cops were keeping a close watch and on Wednesday, May 1, cracked a whip on bookies. A team of Local Crime Branch (LCB), led by Inspector Thosre, raided two dens in Ravanwadi and Ramnagar police jurisdictions and caught four bookies red-handed while accepting bets on a match being played between Delhi Capitals and Chennai Super Kings. Cops have also booked eight other bookies of two gangs and searching them.

The arrested bookies have been identified as Kamalesh, Ishwardas, Sanjay and Akash alias Ashu. Cops have seized LED TVs, hotline connection, line box connecting 14 mobile phones, set top box, modem, taping system, junction box, landline phone cell phones and other material collectively worth Rs 1.87 lakh apart from cash Rs 1030 in the two raids.

A case under various sections of Maharashtra Gambling (Prevention) Act was registered against the arrested bookies who hailed from Gondia, Rajegaon (MP), Mouda (MP) and Deogaon (MP). Cops have launched 8 other bookies named by the arrested accused.

The raids were carried out by LCB PI Dinkar Thosre, PI Ramesh Girje, Pramod Baghel, API Sandeep Bhopde, PSIs Sukhdeo Raut, Gopal Kapgate, Lilendra Bais, Chandrakant Karpe, constables Rajesh Badhe, Bhuvanlal Deshmukh, NPCs Kodape, Gautam, Bhelave, sepoys vinay Shende, Ajay Rahangdale, Sujata Gedam under the guidance of DSP Vinita Sahu.

Satellite dish and app:
According to reliable sources, the bookies acquired satellite dish connections. With these satellite dish connections, the bookies show telecast of IPL matches albeit with deferred timings of one or two minutes. But the bookies know the exact proceedings of the match such as how many runs were scored in one or two balls? Wicket fell or boundary hit? With this deferred telecast, the punters are befooled and the bookies earn moolah.

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Total 378 cases registered from 2015 till to date, says RTI reply

Nagpur: With ushering of digital era and advances in technology, cyber crime emerged a menace for gullible citizens as they fell prey to tactics of tricksters. In the past four years, fraudsters robbed hundreds of Nagpurians to the tune of whopping Rs 9.69 crore in one or another cyber crime. And there is no end in sight as more and more victims knock doors of police stations every day complaining falling prey to the cyber crimes called white crime. It is also a challenge for the cops since criminals operate from far off places and cumbersome procedures lets the perpetrators off the hook.

The disturbing information was revealed in an RTI reply shared by cops with activist Abhay Kolarkar. From 2015 to 2018 and for first two months of 2019, a total of 378 cases were registered under Information Technology Act read with Indian Penal Code (IPC) by the Nagpur city police. While maximum funds siphoned off by swindlers is in 2015 itself, it is around Rs 3,07,21,257. Compared to 71 offences during the year, cops could detect only 20 cases leading to arrest of 35 persons.

In the year 2016 though number of cases spiked to 96, the amount at stake was lesser at Rs 1,92,03,093. However, only 23 cases were cracked and equal number of swindlers were arrested. For 2017 the cases reported a fall with registration of 81 cases. 29 cases were detected and 34 accused were put behind the bars. The amount robbed from complainant accounts was Rs. 2,77,65,172. However in year 2018 the number of cases for the first time in four year period crossed the century mark as 108 offences were registered of which detection was done in 31 cases only that led to arrests of 24 persons. The complainants were duped to tune of Rs. 1,64,04,575.

In the year 2019 till end of February an amount of Rs. 28,39,605 has been looted by fruadsters in cyber related crimes. A total of 22 cases has been registered of which police got success in detecting four leading to arrest of three persons. The RTI reply further said that about 140 cases registered during the same period relates to bank. This is from the total 378 cases and theamount that was pilfered from bank accounts was Rs. 6,14,44,920. Maximum amount lost was in year 2015 in which 26 cases were reported and loss is pegged at Rs 2,09,50,106.

The much sought ATMs also played a role in making the citizens poorer. 83 cases of frauds at ATMs relieved the victims to the tune of Rs Rs. 44.49 lakh.

Cyber crimes: Nagpurians pay heavy price as tricksters pocket Rs 9.69 crore in 4 years

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Nagpur: The staff of Railway Protection Force (RPF) on Friday seized liquor worth Rs 18,850 and arrested three women in this connection.

According to information, the anti-hawker squad of Nagpur Division of RPF got a tip off that liquor was being illegally transported in train number 12792 Danapur- Secunderabad Express. When the train arrived at platform No 2 of Nagpur station, RPF team led by Harivansh Singh, checked S-11 coach of the train, where they found three women carrying four bags suspiciously. The women detained and on interrogation, when they did not give satisfactory reply, they were brought to RPF Post Nagpur. During further questioning, the women disclosed their name as Sunita Kishor Jat (36), Alka Naresh Jat (45) and Sima Jitendra Jat (46), all residents of Hamapur, Jabalpur. They further told the police that they were carrying 290 bottles of liquor worth Rs 18,850 in the bags. After completing the necessary formalities, the RPF team handed over the liquor bottles to State Excise Department, Nagpur., which seized the liquor bottles and registered a case under sections 65 (a) (e) of BP Act against the three women.

RPF men seize liquor worth Rs 18,000, arrest three women

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Nagpur: In a fit of anger after an argument with his, a 40-year old man on Friday torched her and tried to kill her suspecting her character. The incident took place in Beltarodi police jurisdiction. The accused husband has been arrested.

A resident of Khapri Rehabilitation Sector 26 in city, Meenakshi Sunil Godmare (35), in her complaint told police that her husband Sunil Prabhakar Godmare (40) was tormenting her mentally and physically ever since their marriage suspecting her character. On Friday, between 5 pm and 5.30 pm, the accused picked up a quarrel with Meenakshi accusing her of serving stale food to him. In a fit of anger, Sunil poured kerosene on Meenakshi and set her ablaze with the intention to kill her. However, Meenakshi anyhow escaped attempt to kill her and registered a case against her husband with Beltarodi police.

Police Constable Hood, acting on her complaint, booked the accused Sunil Godmare under Sections 307, 498(A) of the IPC and arrested him. Further probe is underway.

Man torches wife suspecting her character in Beltarodi, arrested

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Nagpur: Body of a young woman was found floating in Ambazari Lake on Friday afternoon.

The deceased has been identified as Sonal Sanjay Gajbhiye (35), resident of Plot No. 947, Indora. Around 2 pm on Friday, some people spotted Sonal’s body floating in Ambazari Lake. They immediately informed Ambazari police. A team of cops reached the spot and fished her body out of water. After preliminary investigation, cops sent Sonal’s body to Government Medical College and Hospital for autopsy.

PSI Ambhure, based on information provided by Vir Prakash Gajbhiye (35), has registered a case of accidental death and probing the matter further.

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Nagpur: A married woman trapped a man, married with him and later blackmailed him for Rs 50 lakh and even threatened to kill him. The accused woman took help of a man who posed himself as a public servant and abetted the crime.

A resident of Flat No. 310, Rachana Vrundavan Apartment, Mankapur, the complainant Mohd Tariq Anees Ahmed (34) said that the accused Sameera Fatema Mukhtar Ahmed (35), resident of Kamptee, met him in May 2018. The accused Sameera, along with her accomplice, falsely convinced Mohd Tariq that she was married only once and proposed to marry with him. Later, after their marriage, the accused started blackmailing Mohd Tariq for recovering Rs 50 lakh and even threatened to kill him. Another accused named Anand Pawar, holding mobile phone number 8652183829, posed himself as a public servant and threatened Anjar Zia, brother of Mohd Tariq’s first wife. The bogus public servant also threatened to kill Mohd Tariq if Sameera’s demand of Rs 50 lakh is not met.

Mankapur API Hanvate, based on complaint of Mohd Tariq, booked the accused Sameera Fatema Mukhtar Ahmed and the fake public servant Anand Pawar under Sections 420, 387, 294, 170, 506(B), 34 of the IPC and launched a probe into the matter.

Married woman traps man, blackmails him for Rs 50 lakh with life threat

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Arrest of one accused in Mumbai led cops to zero in on other accused

Nagpur: Nagpur: Crime Branch of city police, it seems, kept its word of cracking the sensational Bobby Sardar murder case within 48 hours.

Cops have succeeded in arresting four accused named Little Sardar, Honey Chandok, Situ Gaur and Babu Khokhar. The fifth accused – Manjeet Wade – is at large and is being hunted.

Addressing a press conference on Saturday, the Joint Commissioner of Police Ravindra Kadam said that the Crime Branch sleuths got a breakthrough in the murder case when they nabbed one of the accused in Mumbai. A team of cops had gone to Mumbai by a flight after receiving inputs on whereabouts of the accused. The arrest of this accused led the cops to zero in on other accused and crack the case after painstaking investigations.

The press conference was also attended by Additional Commissioner of Police B G Gaykar, DCP (Crime) Nilesh Bharne, ACP Sudhir Nandanwar, Police Inspector Narendra Hiwre, and API Pramod Ghonge.

According to police, the accused Little Sardar is the mastermind and eliminated transporter Bhupendra Singh Manjit Singh Makan alias Bobby Sardar in a well planned operation. The motive behind the murder could be old enmity and disputes over a number of contentious issues including property, cricket betting disputes, money laundering, and extra-marital affairs.

It is learnt that the deceased Bobby Sardar had tried to kill Little Sardar by shooting him down. The deceased also used to defame the accused over one issue or another. Such dubious acts of Bobby Sardar had left the accused Little Sardar enraged. The fact that the deceased was planning supari killing of the accused added fuel to the already fuming Little Sardar.

On April 26, the accused Little Sardar along with other accused Honey Chandok, Situ Gaur, Babu Khokhar and Manjeet Wade carried out their plan and eliminated Bobby Sardar in cold blood. They first kidnapped him, detained him for whole night at a farm house near Kondhali and later strangled him to death the next day. Body of Bobby Sardar was dumped near a bridge under the jurisdiction of Kondhali police.

Initially, the arrested accused tried to mislead cops by telling all sorts of lies but later spilled the beans following intense interrogation.

Earlier, cops had seized the Innova car which was used in kidnapping and murder of Bobby Sardar. Following the interrogation of the car owner, it had come to fore that the owner had provided the vehicle used in committing this heinous crime to a person who has not reportedly been to his house for past three days and his phone was also switched off.

Bobby’s body was found on Sunday morning under jurisdiction of Kondhali police station. As it was suspected that crime started from city precincts, a case of murder was registered here on the basis of complaint given by his wife Parminder (49).

Cops started probe after scanning the CCTVs in various areas where Bobby had visited before getting kidnapped. During the scanning of footages, cops observed Bobby talking to an unknown person whose image was not clear. Bobby had left his office on Thursday night and disappeared since then. The family members approached Jaripatka Police and lodged a missing complaint. An Innova car of Bobby was recovered from Mangalwari Bazaar area on Saturday. On Sunday morning, a passer-by noticed his body lying near a bridge under the jurisdiction of Kondhali police. The spot is about five kilometres away from the Nagpur-Amravati Highway, who later alerted the police. Staff of Kondhali Police Station rushed to the spot. As the police did not find anything at the spot to ascertain identity of the deceased, they sent pictures of the body to the city police which identified him as Bobby Sardar.

Team has been rewarded with 75000 Rupees and the accused have been granted 7 days PCR.

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Nagpur: A Pune-based businessman, staying at a hotel in city, was robbed of Rs 11 lakh cash between Thursday night and wee hours of Sunday by an unidentified burglar who used duplicate key and entered the hotel room. Cops have launched a search to trace the accused thief.

A native of Mumbai-Pune Road, near Arya Medical Stores, Bokadi Pune, Satish Jugalchand Sethia (58), had come to Nagpur on May 3 and was staying at Room No. 405, Hotel India Sun, Central Avenue Road, Gandhibagh. Satish was carrying a travel bag containing Rs 11 lakh cash. After checking-in at the hotel, Satish had gone to Hingna for some work. Between 9 pm of Thursday and 0520 hours of Sunday, an unidentified miscreant entered hotel room of Satish using a duplicate key and stole the cash slyly. When Satish noticed the theft, he registered a case with Tehsil police in this connection.

API Gaekwad has booked the unidentified burglar under Sections 454, 457, 380 of the IPC and launched a search to trace him.

Pune businessman robbed of Rs 11 lakh cash at a city hotel in Gandhibagh

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Nagpur: Close on the heels of sensational kidnapping and murder of transporter Bobby Sardar and Crime Branch cracking the case with arrest of four accused, three more murders within 24 hours jolted the city to the core.

A notorious goon and alleged police informer was done to death brutally by a gang of five rivals at Golibar Square in Tehsil police area on Sunday night. The five accused, Roshan Chichghare (22), Ankush Chichghare (25), Sachin Chichghare, Nitin alias Machhi and and Rahul, all residents of Pachpaoli area, held a grudge against the deceased Ankit alias Ammu Raju Dhakate (21), a resident of same. The accused sensed that Ankit held a clout in the area and also suspected him to be a police informer. To settle score with Ankit, the five accused on Sunday around 8.30 pm accosted him near Golibar Square and attacked him with wooden raft and sharp-weapons and fled the spot. A profusely bleeding Ankit was rushed to the hospital where doctors declared him brought dead.

The murder was fallout of old rivalry. Ankit had attacked the accused Ankush last month during a quarrel.

Tehsil API Gaekwad, based on a complaint, booked the accused under Sections 302 and 34 of IPC and mounted a hunt to nab them.

In another incident, a juvenile murdered his friend when he refused to share food with him. The murder took place near Telephone Exchange Square in Lakadganj Police Station area in the wee hours of Sunday. The deceased was identified as Shubham Bhimrao Wasnik (22), a resident of Sweeper Colony.

According to police, the deceased Shubham and Sanjay (name changed) were close friends. Shubham took Sanjay to his place on Friday at 11 pm where Shubham had dinner. Sanjay was furious as Shubham did not offer him food. He then returned to his home and decided to teach a bloody lesson to Shubham for the insult. He met Shubham on Saturday late night and took him at an isolated place near Telephone Exchange Square where he stabbed Shubham on his stomach with a sharp weapon. As Shubham collapsed, the juvenile accused fled the spot. Shubham died on the spot due to bleeding profusely.

Lakadganj Police registered the case under Section 302 of IPC and detained the juvenile accused. He was later sent to correction home.

In the third incident, unidentified person stabbed to death a youth in Bhandewadi Pardi area of Kalamna Police Station.

According to police, the accused attacked Chandan alias Kalu Rajkumar Sharma (22) at his house situated at Plot No. 4, Grihlaxmi Nagar with a knife in the wee hours of Sunday. Chandan suffered deep injuries on his neck, head and stomach. As he was alone at his house, neighbours noticed his body lying in pool of blood on Sunday morning. On being informed, a team of Kalamna police reached the spot. After preliminary probe, cops sent the body to Mayo Hospital for autopsy.

A case under Section 302 has been registered and cops are searching the accused.

Murders of notorious goon, 2 others within 24 hours jolt city

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Nagpur: Hudkeshwar police have booked 11 members of two families for clashing with each other and hooliganism over a dispute on Sunday evening.

The trouble started when the accused Rahul Lonare (30), Paresh Dilip Lonare (26), Chhotu Dilip Lonare (24), Dilip Lonare (55), Kirti Ashok Shirpurkar (32), and Bhagyashri Rahul Lonare (26), all residents of Sharda Square, Kailas Nagar, gathered in front of house of Satish Pandurang Lonare (42), resident of Munje Square, Mahal, and thrashed him and his mother over a dispute.

Hudkeshwar ASI Raut, based on Satish Lonare’s complaint, booked the six accused under Sections 143, 147, 149, 323, 427 of the IPC and started a probe.

However, in a counter complaint, a resident of Plot No. 1C, Sharda Square, Rahul Manohar Lonare (34), told police that he was at shop around 7 pm on Sunday. During the same time, the accused Pushpa Lonare (67), Satish Lonare (42), Amit Lonare (40) resident of Zenda Square, Mahal, Ashok Shirpurkar (40) and Dinesh Shirpurkar (45) arrived at Rahul’s shop and abused him in filthy language. The accused also ransacked his shop.

The exact reason behind the two families clashing with each other could not be ascertained.

Acting on the counter complaint, ASI Raut registered a case under Sections 143, 147, 149, 294, 323, 427 of the IPC and launched investigation into the matter.

11 members of two families booked for clashes in Hudkeshwar

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Nagpur: Gittikhadan police have arrested a man for exploiting a 21-year old girl sexually with false marriage promise and later refusing to marry with her. The accused abused the girl over a period of eight months.

A resident of Ambedkar Nagar, Ramabai Square, Wadi, the accused has been identified as Mithun Kailas Uike (31). On June 16, 2018, the accused Mithun went to the 21-year old girl’s house in Gittikhadan when she was alone and asked for water. As she was giving water to Mithun, he embraced her tightly. When she protested, the accused threatened to thrash her and later raped her. Thereafter, the accused Mithun exploited the girl sexually frequently till February 13, 2019 by doling out false marriage promise. But when the girl insisted Mithun to marry her, he flatly refused to do so.

Gittikhadan PSI D S Patle, acting on a complaint lodged by the rape survivor, booked the accused Mithun Uike under Sections 376(2)(N), 506 of the IPC and put him behind the bars. Further probe is underway.

Man arrested for raping 21-yr old girl with false marriage promise

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Nagpur: A trickster, posing as senior officer in CIF office in Delhi, cheated a 52-year old woman to the tune of Rs 31,000 on the pretext of paying CPF dues of her late husband.

A resident of Plot No. A304, Gawande Layout, Sneh Nagar, Seema Praful Khankhoje, told Pratap Nagar police that she received a call from mobile 6391458725 on April 24, 2019. The caller identified himself as Mahi Sharma, senior officer in CIF Office in New Delhi. The conman told Seema that CPF dues of Rs 3.31 lakh of her late husband are to be paid to her. For this, Seema will have to clear the income tax dues Rs 31,000 which her husband did not pay. The trickster further told Seema that the amount will have to be transferred to a bank account through NEFT. The accused gave her his own account number in which Seema transferred Rs 31,000 through NEFT. However, Seema soon realised she has been duped by the bogus officer and registered a case with Pratap Nagar police in this regard.

ASI Gajanan booked the conman under Sections 419, 420, 34 of the IPC and searching for him.

Trickster dupes woman of Rs 31,000 in Pratap Nagar

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Nagpur: Gittikhadan police have arrested a man for exploiting a 21-year old girl sexually with false marriage promise and later refusing to marry with her. The accused abused the girl over a period of eight months.

A resident of Ambedkar Nagar, Ramabai Square, Wadi, the accused has been identified as Mithun Kailas Uike (31). On June 16, 2018, the accused Mithun went to the 21-year old girl’s house in Gittikhadan when she was alone and asked for water. As she was giving water to Mithun, he embraced her tightly. When she protested, the accused threatened to thrash her and later raped her. Thereafter, the accused Mithun exploited the girl sexually frequently till February 13, 2019 by doling out false marriage promise. But when the girl insisted Mithun to marry her, he flatly refused to do so.

Gittikhadan PSI D S Patle, acting on a complaint lodged by the rape survivor, booked the accused Mithun Uike under Sections 376(2)(N), 506 of the IPC and put him behind the bars. Further probe is underway.

Man arrested for raping 21-yr old girl with false marriage promise

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Nagpur: Acting on a tip-off, a team of Lakadganj police on Monday raided a brothel in Ganga Jamuna (Red Light) area and rescued a minor girl, kidnapped from Rajasthan and pushed into flesh trade. A woman pimp has been arrested and two other women have been booked for abetting the crime.

The Lakadganj police received information from Joy Masih of an NGO Freedom Firm that minor girls are being pushed into prostitution in Ganga Jamuna area. Subsequently, a team of cops raided brothel of accused Maltibai Naranga Karmavat (48) and found that a minor girl, abducted from Rajasthan, was pushed into flesh trade by the accused for self gain. The minor girl was detained in a small room and exploited sexually by clients. The room was provided by two other accused namely Lajjabai and Savitribai. The victim minor girl was rescued by the raiding cops.

The accused Malti Naranga Karmavat, resident of Ganga Jamuna area, Lajjabai and Savitribai have been booked under Sections 344, 366(A), 370(A) of the IPC read with Sections 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 of Prevention of Immoral Trafficking Act and Sections 4, 8, 12 of Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act. The accused Malti Karmavat was put behind bars.

The action was taken by Senior PI Bhanudas Pidurkar, Woman API Rakhi Gedam, constables Vijay Hatkar, Rajesh Pokle, NPCs Prashant Chachane, Heeralal Rathod, sepoys Ashish Morey, Sandeep Shirfule, and Sheela Bisen under the guidance of DCP Zone 3 Rahul Maknikar and ACP Walchandra Mundhe.

Cops rescue minor girl, kidnapped from Rajasthan & pushed in flesh trade

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Nagpur: Kamptee police on Tuesday rescued 37 bovines who were being taken to a slaughter house and seized a Xenon pick-up van collectively worth Rs 3.5 lakh.

Cops have arrested accused Mohd Sharik Mohd Aslam (26) a resident of Bhajimandi in this connection while accused Wasim Qureshi, Liyaz Qureshi and Imran Qureshi are absconding.

During the night patrolling, cops received a tip-off that total 37 bovines were tied at a place behind Muslim Kabristan in Gautam Nagar, Ajani Shiwar. The bovines were later being taken to a slaughter house. Acting of information, the sleuths of DB Squad raided the spot at around 4 am on Tuesday morning and rescued all bovines.

The arrested accused Mohd Sharik Mohd Aslam and absconding Wasim Qureshi, Liyaz Qureshi and Imran Qureshi were booked under Section 11(1)(D) of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act read with Sections 5(B), 9(A) of Maharashtra Animal Preservation Act.

The raid was conducted by PSI Jitendra Raut, Constables Dilip Kumre, Rupesh Durge, Manoj, Rahul and Krishna under the guidance of DCP Zone 5 Harsh Poddar, ACP Rajesh Pardeshi and Senior PI B D Dhere.

Kamptee police rescue 37 bovines, one arrested

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Nagpur: Nandanvan police on Tuesday booked two persons for allegedly creating ruckus at a bar on Kharbi Road. The accused duo also injured 45-year-old bar owner attacking him with beer bottles.

According to police sources, complainant Rajkumar Anjanikumar Mishra, a resident of Wathoda Ring Road owns Smith Bar in Orange Nagar on Kharabi road. On Tuesday night, while Mishra was in the bar, accused Sonu Wanve (26) and Lakhan Ingle (28) both residents of Shaktimata Nagar accosted him. The accused duo first created ruckus in the bar before thrashing Mishra with beer bottles and fled the spot. Severely injured Mishra then rushed to nearby hospital for primary healthcare.

He then lodged a complaint with the Nandanvan police station. Following his compliant, Nandanvan police have booked accused duo under Sections 326, 34 of the IPC and started the probe.

Two booked for creating ruckus, attacking bar owner in Nandanvan

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Nagpur: Tricksters duped Wardhaman Nagar based businessman to the tune of Rs 20.75 lakh on the pretext of providing hi-tech machinery for his new venture at affordable range. The incident occurred between November 15, 2015 and May 7, 2019 under the jurisdiction of Lakadganj police station.

Cops have booked Mohammad Salem Mohamamd Sabib, a resident of Delhi along with Mahesh Pralhad Saraf a resident of Shastri Apartment, Vaishnav Devi Square, Nagpur in this connection.

According to police sources, complainant Gutam Bharatbhushan Kolbi (36), who owns a farm in Kuhi was planning to enter in furniture business and was seeking new machinery. During the period he through his friend Govind Batra came in to contact with Salem, who owns Mesilk Arena Company L/1/71/6 near Nurani Mazid, Sangam Vihar.

Salem then sent a quotation to Gautam, which impressed him owing to its affordable range and low maintenance charge. Following which Kolbi transferred Rs 6 lakh on February 1, 2016 and Rs 14.75 Lakh on February 24, 2016 in Salem’s account through RTGS but never received any machinery. However, accused Saraf signed the papers and showed that complainant had received hi-tech machinery.

When the fraud came to fore, Gautam approached Lakadganj police station and filed a complaint.

Lakadganj police have booked the Saraf and Salem under Sections 406, 420,34 of the IPC and started the investigation.

Tricksters dupe bizman of Rs 20.75 lakh