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14,000 Personnel To Guard Republic Day Parade, Says Delhi Police
Extensive arrangements have been made for the safety and security of the 77,000 invitees expected at Kartavya Path to watch this year's parade.
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Nearly 80,000 To 1 Lakh People Expected In Shimla For New Year: Police
New Year celebration: Nearly 1.5 lakh tourists have visited Shimla on Christmas and around 80,000 to one lakh tourists are expected for New Year celebrations, a senior police officer said.
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Cities In Crowd Control Mode Amid New Year Celebrations: 10 Points
The police in all the major cities across the country are prepared for crowd control on New Year's eve. In Mumbai, some 10,000 policemen and 1,500 officers will watch. Delhi Police has deployed over 18,000 personnel.
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Over 18,000 Cops To Be Deployed In Delhi For New Year's Eve
The Delhi Police on Thursday said more than 18,000 of its personnel from district and traffic units will be deployed across the national capital to ensure security during New Year celebrations.
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Delhi Police Arrest 19-Year-Old For Killing Grandmother, 73, With Hammer
A 19-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly murdering his 73-year-old grandmother - by hitting her on the head with a hammer - after she refused to give lend him money for a New Year's party, Delhi Police said on Monday
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6 Years On, Death Of Indian-Fijian Nurse Monika Chetty Still A Mystery; $500,000 To Help Solve It
Australian investigations are yet to make a breakthrough in the mysterious death of Indian-Fijian woman Monika Chetty in 2014, a senior police official said on Friday, even after the New South Wales government recently announced a hefty 500,000-dollar reward for providing information to solve the case.
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1,000 CCTVs, 300 Breathlysers Deployed For New Year Eve In Ahmedabad
Over a thousand CCTV cameras, ten Quick Response Teams (QRT), 85 PCR (police control room) vans and hundreds of uniformed and plain-clothes police personnel, including women, will keep an eye on New Year celebrations in Gujarat's Ahmedabad, an official said on Sunday.
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Over 75,000 People Visited India Gate For New Year Celebrations: Police
Happy New Year 2019: Braving chilly weather and severe air pollution, thousands of Delhiites visited restaurants, pubs and malls as well as open public spaces at India Gate and Connaught Place to celebrate the New Year keeping the police on their toes to avert any untoward incident.
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2,000 Policemen, Women Safety Teams For Gurgaon On New Year's Eve
About 2,000 policemen will be posted at 112 spots in Gurgaon, including inner city malls, crowded markets and border areas.
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40,000 Cops To Be Deployed In Mumbai On New Year's Eve For Women Safety
Over 40,000 police personnel will be deployed on the roads of Mumbai on the night of December 31 to ensure the safety of people celebrating the New Year, a senior official said on Saturday.
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Over 30,000 Cops To Ensure Security Of New Year Revellers
Over 30,000 police personnel will be on roads across the megalopolis to ensure safety and security of New Year revellers, a senior official said on Thursday.
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78,000 prosecuted in Delhi for failing to remove tinted glasses from vehicles
Around 78,000 people were prosecuted in the national capital for failing to remove tinted glasses from their vehicles this year, government said today.
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Man bludgeoned to death following quarrel over Rs 2,000
A 30-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly killing an acquaintance by smashing his head with a pole following a quarrel over theft of Rs 2,000 in December last year in outer Delhi's Alipur area, police said on Wednesday.
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22,000 fined for drunken driving in Delhi
Over 22,000 people were fined for drunken driving in Delhi this year, the "highest ever" penalisation for the offence in the capital, and a rise of 50 per cent over the last year, police said on Sunday.
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16,000 police personnel deployed on streets for the New Year's Eve
With only a day remaining to ring in the new year, the police department is on guard and has taken all security measures to ensure that the new year revelry doesn't go awry.
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14,000 Personnel To Guard Republic Day Parade, Says Delhi Police
Extensive arrangements have been made for the safety and security of the 77,000 invitees expected at Kartavya Path to watch this year's parade.
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Nearly 80,000 To 1 Lakh People Expected In Shimla For New Year: Police
New Year celebration: Nearly 1.5 lakh tourists have visited Shimla on Christmas and around 80,000 to one lakh tourists are expected for New Year celebrations, a senior police officer said.
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Cities In Crowd Control Mode Amid New Year Celebrations: 10 Points
The police in all the major cities across the country are prepared for crowd control on New Year's eve. In Mumbai, some 10,000 policemen and 1,500 officers will watch. Delhi Police has deployed over 18,000 personnel.
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Over 18,000 Cops To Be Deployed In Delhi For New Year's Eve
The Delhi Police on Thursday said more than 18,000 of its personnel from district and traffic units will be deployed across the national capital to ensure security during New Year celebrations.
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Delhi Police Arrest 19-Year-Old For Killing Grandmother, 73, With Hammer
A 19-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly murdering his 73-year-old grandmother - by hitting her on the head with a hammer - after she refused to give lend him money for a New Year's party, Delhi Police said on Monday
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6 Years On, Death Of Indian-Fijian Nurse Monika Chetty Still A Mystery; $500,000 To Help Solve It
Australian investigations are yet to make a breakthrough in the mysterious death of Indian-Fijian woman Monika Chetty in 2014, a senior police official said on Friday, even after the New South Wales government recently announced a hefty 500,000-dollar reward for providing information to solve the case.
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1,000 CCTVs, 300 Breathlysers Deployed For New Year Eve In Ahmedabad
Over a thousand CCTV cameras, ten Quick Response Teams (QRT), 85 PCR (police control room) vans and hundreds of uniformed and plain-clothes police personnel, including women, will keep an eye on New Year celebrations in Gujarat's Ahmedabad, an official said on Sunday.
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Over 75,000 People Visited India Gate For New Year Celebrations: Police
Happy New Year 2019: Braving chilly weather and severe air pollution, thousands of Delhiites visited restaurants, pubs and malls as well as open public spaces at India Gate and Connaught Place to celebrate the New Year keeping the police on their toes to avert any untoward incident.
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2,000 Policemen, Women Safety Teams For Gurgaon On New Year's Eve
About 2,000 policemen will be posted at 112 spots in Gurgaon, including inner city malls, crowded markets and border areas.
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40,000 Cops To Be Deployed In Mumbai On New Year's Eve For Women Safety
Over 40,000 police personnel will be deployed on the roads of Mumbai on the night of December 31 to ensure the safety of people celebrating the New Year, a senior official said on Saturday.
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Over 30,000 Cops To Ensure Security Of New Year Revellers
Over 30,000 police personnel will be on roads across the megalopolis to ensure safety and security of New Year revellers, a senior official said on Thursday.
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78,000 prosecuted in Delhi for failing to remove tinted glasses from vehicles
Around 78,000 people were prosecuted in the national capital for failing to remove tinted glasses from their vehicles this year, government said today.
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Man bludgeoned to death following quarrel over Rs 2,000
A 30-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly killing an acquaintance by smashing his head with a pole following a quarrel over theft of Rs 2,000 in December last year in outer Delhi's Alipur area, police said on Wednesday.
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22,000 fined for drunken driving in Delhi
Over 22,000 people were fined for drunken driving in Delhi this year, the "highest ever" penalisation for the offence in the capital, and a rise of 50 per cent over the last year, police said on Sunday.
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16,000 police personnel deployed on streets for the New Year's Eve
With only a day remaining to ring in the new year, the police department is on guard and has taken all security measures to ensure that the new year revelry doesn't go awry.
