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'Food app-style delivery of drugs': How a Nigerian kingpin ran home delivery cartel across Delhi using women as agentsDelhi Police cracked down on a major international drug cartel. The operation led to the seizure of narcotics worth over Rs 100 crore. Five...- Nigerian who came to India on medical visa in 2013 among six arrested for fake lottery and gift scamDelhi Police arrested six men, including two Nigerian nationals, for running an online scam. The accused posed as foreign women and promise...
- Operation Kavach-5: Delhi Police raids 325 places in 15 districts, 74 narco offenders arrestedDelhi Police's Operation Kavach-5 led to the arrest of 74 narco-offenders and raids across 325 locations in 15 districts. A significant qua...
- Kidneys on sale with UPI payment! Telangana organ racket turns out to be a cybercrimeTelangana CID busts cybercrime kidney racket involving UPI payments. Investigation reveals no real organ trade. Organ donors and seekers po...
- First Aadhaar, now UPI: Cops reveal the dark underbelly of human trafficking in GoaGoa Police has busted a sex racket in which clients were paying sex workers through UPI. Earlier, the cops had found another sex racket in ...
- Karnataka to set up coordination committees with neighbouring states to curb drug menaceAgainst the backdrop of the Narcotics Control Bureau of India's recent raid and arrest of three people with a huge cache of hard drugs, Sta...
- India sweeps TT team events after men beat Nigeria for goldThis is India's second gold medal in a table tennis team event, after the women's team claimed gold by drubbing a highly-fancied Singapore ...
- Cops sniff a scam in North Delhi bankOn September 16, a woman, Suman, had lodged a complaint at, reporting that about Rs 55 lakh had been debited from her account on September ...
- FIFA under fire for disbanding anti-racism task forceSOCCER-FIFA-RACISM:FIFA under fire for disbanding anti-racism task force
- RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan receives threatening e-mail, security beefed upRajan has received a threatening e-mail following which his security has been stepped up, a top Home department official said here today.
- Arvind Kejriwal assures envoys of security to Africans in DelhiKejriwal today assured envoys of 30 African countries that his government is taking all steps to ensure that there is no discrimination aga...
- Nepalese, Nigerians lead anti-narcotics arrest in countryRecords show that Nepalese nationals followed by Nigerians were among the maximum foreigners arrested by central anti-narcotics agencies fo...
- Delhi Commission for Women summons Law Minister Somnath BhartiFive Ugandan women have recorded their complaints with the Commission alleging that they had been man-handled by the minister and his assoc...
- Indian Mujahideen plans to abduct Arvind Kejriwal, says IBDelhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has objected to ‘leak’ of information to the media that his life was under threat.
- Midnight raid: Court directs FIR against Somnath BhartiThe magistrate told them that in case police turns down their request, they can file an appropriate application before this court.
- National Human Rights Commission seeks report from Centre, Delhi government on Somnath Bharti incidentNHRC has sought reports from Home Ministry, Delhi Government and city police regards "racial prejudice" incident against African nationals ...
- Spain arrests: No connection with Mumbai attacksThe six Pakistanis and an African national arrested in Spain do not appear to have any links with the Mumbai terror attack.
- Watch out for a sudden online UK job offerUnsuspecting Indian engineering grad are falling prey to new racket offering jobs in UK.
- Ticket scandal: Over 500 students duped in ChinaThe air ticket scandal in China appeared to have left a lot more Indian students high and dry than what was originally estimated.
- Nigerian diplomat not allowed to leave IndiaNigerian diplomat G A Ojedokun, who was caught on Monday trying to take out $2.27 million, has been restrained from leaving the country at ...
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