Ahmed Ali

5 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Ahmed Ali

NewsCrime Branch arrests dismissed Maharashtra cop Ranjit Kasle for objectionable remarks on women’s modestyDismissed sub-inspector Ranjit Kasle, already known for alleging a contract to eliminate Walmik Karad, has been arrested by Mumbai's crime branch from Delhi. He faces charges of spreading communal hatred and defaming officials through social media posts.

6 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Ahmed Ali

Mumbai: In a deeply disturbing case of domestic violence, a 38-year-old woman from Vashi Naka in Chembur suffered serious burn injuries after her husband allegedly set her on fire when she allegedly refused his demand for sex on Thursday. The woman, who received 70 percent burn injuries, is battling for life at Sion hospital in eastern suburbs. According to RCF police, the woman was getting ready to leave for work when her husband insisted on engaging in sexual relations.

1 week ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Ahmed Ali

Mumbai: The Mumbai Police Department has transferred 10 Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCPs) across key positions in the city. DCP Krishnkant Upadhaya has been moved from Headquarters-1 to Zone 3. DCP Datta Nalawade, who was heading the Crime Branch, has been posted to Zone 10, replacing DCP Sachin Gunjal. In turn, Gunjal will be the DCP (preventive) crime Branch. DCP Raj Tilak Roshan, who was handling law and order at the Director General of Police's office, returns to the Crime Branch.

1 week ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Ahmed Ali

Mumbai: About three months after a senior citizen from south Mumbai had been cheated of Rs 1.72 crore by persons falsely claiming to be officers of the Crime Branch and Enforcement Directorate, two men from Pune who part of the gang of cheats have been arrested.

1 week ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Ahmed Ali

Mumbai Cyber Police arrested two individuals, Adnan Shamshuddin Khan and Tanveer Khan, for their involvement in a cyber fraud. They allegedly duped an accountant of ₹3.63 crore through a fake online share trading scheme. The accused used WhatsApp groups and fictitious companies to gain trust and launder the defrauded money through multiple bank accounts.