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The family of Mukesh Ambani, the chairman of Reliance Industries and well-known industrialist, has once again received death threats from an unknown source. Mumbai Police has given information about this incident as Mukesh Ambani reported the matter to them. According to the Mumbai Police, eight threatening phone calls were made to the Reliance Foundation Hospital's display number. The caller threatened that his entire family would be finished within next three hours. Complaint filed at DB Marg police station Officials of Reliance Foundation Hospital, while registering a complaint at DB Marg police station, said that today a total of eight calls have been made threatening Mukesh Ambani and his entire family. While confirming these threat calls, the police officer said that they have re...

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BJP Leader Mohit Kamboj Charged With Forgery For Deceiving Bank Customers

Sayani ChakrabortyJune 7, 20220

Former BJP youth leader Kamboj has been accused of defrauding the bank, deceiving customers, indulging in forgery, and engaging in a criminal conspiracy against the bank. As a result, he has been charged under relevant provisions of the Indian penal code. The manager made it clear that Kamboj, who was serving as managing director at the time, together with the other two directors of Nissidh Venture Pvt Ltd—named Siddhant Bagla and Jitendra Kapoor—spent the money for objectives other than those that were indicated when the loan was taken out. Kamboj said that the FIR was fabricated and stated that his voice could not be silenced. On Twitter, he claimed that an erroneous first information report had been filed against him at EOW Mumbai by CP Sanjay Panday. He said that it is a ...

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BULLI BAI APP: Two Arrests In The Cyber Crime Against Muslim Women

Sonia SolankiJanuary 5, 20220

Bulli Bai App has been making waves in the cyber crime which is targeting Muslim women. The Mumbai Police has arrested two youngsters in this hate crime on social media. This includes Vishal Jha, a 21 year old student from Bengaluru and Shweta Singh, a 18 year old girl from Uttarakhand. Mumbai police have registered a case against them under sections 153A, 153B, 295A, 509, 500 and 453D of the IPC and IT Act. The cyber cell of Mumbai police team is led by Sub -Inspector, Suyog Amritkar. Bulli Bai App case updates Maharashtra MoS Satej Patil says " There seems to be a much bigger network behind such co-ordinated crimes and I am confident that Mumbai police will soon unearth the entire nexus that is enabling such hate crimes against women in our country". BULLI BAI APP DETAILS : ...