"He (Parija) has requested ED to give a fresh date and will cooperate in the investigation of the case," he added.
A total of seven premises in the state were searched, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) said in a statement.
Senior journalist Prasanna Mohanty said, “It is a matter of shame that journalists are not safe in the state capital."
Notably, misuse of social media platforms has largely contributed to an increase in online violence affecting people of all ages. This has also turned into a major global issue.
"Never enter the UPI PIN to receive money,” the Odisha Police said while sharing the ‘UPI safety shied’.
Odisha Police has recently issued an advisory urging people not to charge mobile phones at public places like mobile charging station, USB power station, among others.
Extensive use and dependency on internet has created a window for scamsters to target people via multiple ways.
As many as 150 Maoist supporters also took pledges not to further help the members of the outlawed CPI (Maoist).
Acting on a tip-off, a joint team of STF sleuths and Dhenkanal police conducted a raid and nabbed the accused on Chhatia -Tibalpur road near Gundicha Pada panchayat.
Raksha Bandhan, a festival to celebrate the sacred relationship between a brother and a sister, has given us very unique moments this year. These heart-warming scenes were captured in the capital city Bhubaneswar.
The vigilance has seized the bribe money in presence of witnesses and registered a case against Paikaray under the Prevention of Corruption Act. She has been arrested and produced before a court, the officials informed.
CA Neerav Gupta has opened a lot of shell companies purposefully to be used by the Chinese nationals to facilitate the cash transaction relating to the digital lending apps.
In a joint operation, the Mayurbhanj and Keonjhar police arrested the five suspects -- four from Jharkhand in cooperation with the West Singhbhum police and one from Odisha.
The doctors have been charged under Sections 341, 323, 506 (Criminal intimidation), 294 of IPC.
In this regard, as the first step to prevent further extortion and illegal money lending, the EOW had frozen an amount of Rs 6.57 crore in different accounts of the accused company.
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