Cuttack DCP Pinak Mishra said, “Already focus is given on organised crime and petty offences in the city. The Special Squad along with police stations are on alert mode.”
Senior officials said that the unit was preparing adulterated red chilli powder, turmeric and other spices. The owner of the unit was allegedly mixing rice powder and colours in the chilli powder.
As per initial reports, Bablu was brought to the police station in connection with a theft case. During interrogation, he shoved some police personnel and escaped from the police station.
Sources informed that after reaching the school, the two had come outside to buy biscuits and since then they had gone missing.
Unidentified miscreants have allegedly looted gold ornaments, motorcycle, TV and other articles worth Rs 12 lakh from Panda’s government quarters yesterday
As per sources, a clash was reported between two groups including the staff of a bar, and friends of a girl, who was allegedly misbehaved with inside the bar. The incident was reported on June 11.
As per reports, around 800 SIM cards including 300 pre-activated ones were seized. Police sources said seven of the arrested accused are staff of a private telecom company.
As per official sources, nine members of the gang have been arrested by Nayapalli police. Senior officials said that all the arrested women robbers hail from neighbouring West Bengal.
Unidentified miscreants looted cash and gold ornaments from two houses located in Santoshi Vihar area late on Tuesday night. The series of theft came to light on Wednesday.
The nightclubs and bars were also found openly violating the terms and conditions of the Excise Department.
The gang members were involved in at least 28 cases in different parts of the state, including Cuttack, Cuttack Rural, Puri, Khorda, and Bhadrak districts.
In the first phase, traffic violators with five or more unpaid e-challans will be identified by the special traffic teams
A government quarters (VA 13/1) located at Raj Mahal Square in the State capital is reportedly occupied by a cane furniture manufacturer from neighbouring West Bengal for over the years.
Bhubaneswar DCP, Prateek Singh informed that 16 gold chains weighing 200 grams, and two motorcycles bearing Delhi registration numbers have been recovered from their possession.
Bhubaneswar DCP, Prateek Singh said that the Commissionerate Police is now relying on technology to strengthen law and order, surveillance and crowd management.
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