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Chhattisgarh Bureaucrat Among 3 Arrested In Raids, 4 Crores In Cash Found
The Enforcement Directorate on Thursday arrested Chhattisgarh cadre IAS officer Sameer Vishnoi and two others after it launched multi-city raids in the state earlierthis week as part of a money laundering investigation, officials said.
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Rs 62 Crore Seized After Multi-City Raids On Hawala Operatives: Report
The Income Tax Department has made a seizure of at least Rs 62 crore in cash as part of its multi-city tax evasion operation against hawala or entry operators and individuals who prepare fake bills, official sources said on Wednesday.
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Rs. 409 Crore Receipts Found In Multi-City Raids On Spiritual Guru "Kalki Bhagwan"
Searches in multiple premises in firms and trusts founded by spiritual guru ''Kalki'' Bhagwan has led to detection of undisclosed income of more than Rs 500 crore, the Income Tax department said on Friday.
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100 kg Gold Smuggled Seized From Across India, Seven Arrested
In a major crackdown on smugglers, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has seized over 100 kg gold in 48 hours during multi-city raids conducted by it, according to an official statement issued Saturday.
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Police Case Against Writer Girish Karnad For "Urban Naxal" Sign At Event
A lawyer Friday lodged a complaint against noted playwright and Jnanpith awardee Girish Karnad for holding a placard 'Me Too Urban Naxal' during an event organised to mark the first death anniversary of journalist-activist Gauri Lankesh on September 5 in the city.
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Instead Of Saying 'Urban Naxals', File Charges Faster: Uddhav Thackeray
Shiv Sena Chief Uddhav Thackeray on Wednesday slammed the Maharashtra police for holding a press conference last week over the arrest of five left-wing activists in multi-city raids for alleged Maoist links and favoured timely filing of charges rather than labelling the accused as "Urban Naxals".
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"Even Bird Can't Fly Over PM": Sena Scoffs At 'Assassination Plot' Theory
The Shiv Sena on Monday targeted the Maharashtra Police for the arrest of five"urban-Naxals" on charges that they were a plotting a Rajiv Gandhi-style assassination of Prime Minister Narendra Modi among others.
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"Letter Fabricated": Activist Sudha Bharadwaj Responds To Police Claims
Lawyer Sudha Bharadwaj, one of the five prominent activists arrested this week after multi-city raids, has responded to the Maharashtra police's claims that there is solid evidence including "thousands of documents and letters" that established the activists' links to Maoists and their role in facilitating weapons and funding.
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What You Need To Know About 5 Activists Arrested After Multi-City Raids
Five of the 10 activists, who were taken into custody over suspected Maoist links, have been put under house arrest until the Supreme Court's next hearing on September 6. The arrests followed simultaneous multi-city raids that began early in on Tuesday in Mumbai, Thane, Hyderabad, Ranchi, Delhi and Faridabad.
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Arrested Activists Linked To Maoist Outfits On UPA List: Home Ministry
As many as 128 organisations suspected to have links with Maoists were identified by the UPA government in 2012 and some of those arrested by the Maharashtra Police on Tuesday were part of these front organisations of the extremist groups.
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5 Activists Gave Maoists Financial, Logistical Support: Ministry Sources
Home Ministry officials today justified the arrest of activists by the Pune police, saying action was taken against them for "abetting and giving logistical support to Naxals". The arrests and multi-city raids had drawn widespread condemnation and a petition to put it on hold. A petition to put the arrests on hold was heard by the Supreme Court, wh...
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#MeTooUrbanNaxal Trends On Twitter After Activists Raided, Arrested
A day after multi-city raids at the homes of 10 activists over suspected Maoist links led to the arrests of five of them, #MeTooUrbanNaxal became the second-most popular Twitter trend. The Pune Police say that their investigation into the Koregaon Bhima violence led them to these activists. Their arrests were heavily criticised and described as "ab...
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"Fresh Evidence" Led To Arrests, Activists Were Watched For A Week: Cops
After the arrest of five rights activists on Tuesday, which has been challenged in the Supreme Court, Pune police sources claim that their investigations pointed at Maoist activities and a "big conspiracy" that involved recruiting university students.
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House Arrest For 5 Activists Till September 6, Says Top Court: 10 Points
Five activists arrested in a dramatic swoop by the Pune police yesterday and charged under an anti-terror law will be under house arrest until the Supreme Court's next hearing on September 6, three judges decided today. The court asked the Centre and Maharashtra to respond to a petition challenging the arrests. While delivering the judgment, Justic...
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"Democratic Rights Attacked" Says Sitaram Yechury On Activists' Arrest
The CPM accused the Centre of "attacking the democratic rights of people" as the Pune police, in a multi-city sweep, arrested five activists and raid nine under allegations of Maoist links today. The arrests have triggered shock and anger, and author Arundhati Roy has called it a "virtual declaration of emergency".
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Chhattisgarh Bureaucrat Among 3 Arrested In Raids, 4 Crores In Cash Found
The Enforcement Directorate on Thursday arrested Chhattisgarh cadre IAS officer Sameer Vishnoi and two others after it launched multi-city raids in the state earlierthis week as part of a money laundering investigation, officials said.
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Rs 62 Crore Seized After Multi-City Raids On Hawala Operatives: Report
The Income Tax Department has made a seizure of at least Rs 62 crore in cash as part of its multi-city tax evasion operation against hawala or entry operators and individuals who prepare fake bills, official sources said on Wednesday.
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Rs. 409 Crore Receipts Found In Multi-City Raids On Spiritual Guru "Kalki Bhagwan"
Searches in multiple premises in firms and trusts founded by spiritual guru ''Kalki'' Bhagwan has led to detection of undisclosed income of more than Rs 500 crore, the Income Tax department said on Friday.
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100 kg Gold Smuggled Seized From Across India, Seven Arrested
In a major crackdown on smugglers, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has seized over 100 kg gold in 48 hours during multi-city raids conducted by it, according to an official statement issued Saturday.
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Police Case Against Writer Girish Karnad For "Urban Naxal" Sign At Event
A lawyer Friday lodged a complaint against noted playwright and Jnanpith awardee Girish Karnad for holding a placard 'Me Too Urban Naxal' during an event organised to mark the first death anniversary of journalist-activist Gauri Lankesh on September 5 in the city.
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Instead Of Saying 'Urban Naxals', File Charges Faster: Uddhav Thackeray
Shiv Sena Chief Uddhav Thackeray on Wednesday slammed the Maharashtra police for holding a press conference last week over the arrest of five left-wing activists in multi-city raids for alleged Maoist links and favoured timely filing of charges rather than labelling the accused as "Urban Naxals".
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"Even Bird Can't Fly Over PM": Sena Scoffs At 'Assassination Plot' Theory
The Shiv Sena on Monday targeted the Maharashtra Police for the arrest of five"urban-Naxals" on charges that they were a plotting a Rajiv Gandhi-style assassination of Prime Minister Narendra Modi among others.
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"Letter Fabricated": Activist Sudha Bharadwaj Responds To Police Claims
Lawyer Sudha Bharadwaj, one of the five prominent activists arrested this week after multi-city raids, has responded to the Maharashtra police's claims that there is solid evidence including "thousands of documents and letters" that established the activists' links to Maoists and their role in facilitating weapons and funding.
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What You Need To Know About 5 Activists Arrested After Multi-City Raids
Five of the 10 activists, who were taken into custody over suspected Maoist links, have been put under house arrest until the Supreme Court's next hearing on September 6. The arrests followed simultaneous multi-city raids that began early in on Tuesday in Mumbai, Thane, Hyderabad, Ranchi, Delhi and Faridabad.
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Arrested Activists Linked To Maoist Outfits On UPA List: Home Ministry
As many as 128 organisations suspected to have links with Maoists were identified by the UPA government in 2012 and some of those arrested by the Maharashtra Police on Tuesday were part of these front organisations of the extremist groups.
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5 Activists Gave Maoists Financial, Logistical Support: Ministry Sources
Home Ministry officials today justified the arrest of activists by the Pune police, saying action was taken against them for "abetting and giving logistical support to Naxals". The arrests and multi-city raids had drawn widespread condemnation and a petition to put it on hold. A petition to put the arrests on hold was heard by the Supreme Court, wh...
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#MeTooUrbanNaxal Trends On Twitter After Activists Raided, Arrested
A day after multi-city raids at the homes of 10 activists over suspected Maoist links led to the arrests of five of them, #MeTooUrbanNaxal became the second-most popular Twitter trend. The Pune Police say that their investigation into the Koregaon Bhima violence led them to these activists. Their arrests were heavily criticised and described as "ab...
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"Fresh Evidence" Led To Arrests, Activists Were Watched For A Week: Cops
After the arrest of five rights activists on Tuesday, which has been challenged in the Supreme Court, Pune police sources claim that their investigations pointed at Maoist activities and a "big conspiracy" that involved recruiting university students.
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House Arrest For 5 Activists Till September 6, Says Top Court: 10 Points
Five activists arrested in a dramatic swoop by the Pune police yesterday and charged under an anti-terror law will be under house arrest until the Supreme Court's next hearing on September 6, three judges decided today. The court asked the Centre and Maharashtra to respond to a petition challenging the arrests. While delivering the judgment, Justic...
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"Democratic Rights Attacked" Says Sitaram Yechury On Activists' Arrest
The CPM accused the Centre of "attacking the democratic rights of people" as the Pune police, in a multi-city sweep, arrested five activists and raid nine under allegations of Maoist links today. The arrests have triggered shock and anger, and author Arundhati Roy has called it a "virtual declaration of emergency".
