Sachin Suryavanshi

Mumbai police traffic department's sub-inspector Sachin Suryavanshi, who was allegedly assaulted after he fined an MLA for speeding, has been transferred out of the city.

A police officer who was slapped by state legislators in the Maharashtra Assembly had behaved objectionably, and should be investigated, says a group of five law-makers who were assigned to study the attack.

A police officer, who was assaulted by around 10-12 MLAs in the Maharashtra legislature complex, today deposed before a House committee probing the incident.

Wounded, suspended and hospitalised, but not yet defeated. Traffic Assistant Police Inspector Sachin Suryavanshi seems ready for battle against the MLAs who beat him up in Vidhan Bhavan. With Home Minister RR Patil claiming that the CCTV footage retrieved from Vidhan Bhavan is inconclusive, API Suryavanshi, who was assaulted by some legislators ins...

Assistant Police Inspector Sachin Suryavanshi, who was allegedly assaulted by a group of MLAs in the Maharashtra Assembly last month, will depose before a fact-finding committee today. The six-member committee, headed by MLA Ganpatrao Deshmukh, is expected to submit its report to the Speaker of the house within 10 days.

The probe by Mumbai Police's Crime Branch into the assault on a police officer inside the Maharashtra Assembly premises by MLAs has hit a roadblock after the Government said the CCTV footage of the incident was inconclusive and those involved in the attack have not been clearly identified.

The police officer who stopped a law-maker's car from speeding on the Bandra-Worli sea link in Mumbai has been suspended.

Two Maharashtra legislators have surrendered before the Mumbai Crime Branch today for allegedly thrashing a policeman inside the premises of the state Assembly two days ago. The MLAs - Kshitij Thakur from the Bahujan Vikas Aghadi and Ram Kadam from the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena will now be produced in court later today.

The Mumbai police department is seething under its skin at the nonchalance of politicians, after an assistant inspector with the traffic department was thrashed inside Vidhan Bhavan yesterday.

An autorickshaw driver who could not resist the desire to handle a revolver landed in hospital after he accidentally fired it and injured himself. The police said the firearm was illegal and the injured man, identified as Sachin Dnyaneshwar Jarande (35), was drunk. They said the weapon belonged to Kunal Suryavanshi (23), a friend of the auto driver...

Mumbai police traffic department's sub-inspector Sachin Suryavanshi, who was allegedly assaulted after he fined an MLA for speeding, has been transferred out of the city.

A police officer who was slapped by state legislators in the Maharashtra Assembly had behaved objectionably, and should be investigated, says a group of five law-makers who were assigned to study the attack.

A police officer, who was assaulted by around 10-12 MLAs in the Maharashtra legislature complex, today deposed before a House committee probing the incident.

Wounded, suspended and hospitalised, but not yet defeated. Traffic Assistant Police Inspector Sachin Suryavanshi seems ready for battle against the MLAs who beat him up in Vidhan Bhavan. With Home Minister RR Patil claiming that the CCTV footage retrieved from Vidhan Bhavan is inconclusive, API Suryavanshi, who was assaulted by some legislators ins...

Assistant Police Inspector Sachin Suryavanshi, who was allegedly assaulted by a group of MLAs in the Maharashtra Assembly last month, will depose before a fact-finding committee today. The six-member committee, headed by MLA Ganpatrao Deshmukh, is expected to submit its report to the Speaker of the house within 10 days.

The probe by Mumbai Police's Crime Branch into the assault on a police officer inside the Maharashtra Assembly premises by MLAs has hit a roadblock after the Government said the CCTV footage of the incident was inconclusive and those involved in the attack have not been clearly identified.

The police officer who stopped a law-maker's car from speeding on the Bandra-Worli sea link in Mumbai has been suspended.

Two Maharashtra legislators have surrendered before the Mumbai Crime Branch today for allegedly thrashing a policeman inside the premises of the state Assembly two days ago. The MLAs - Kshitij Thakur from the Bahujan Vikas Aghadi and Ram Kadam from the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena will now be produced in court later today.

The Mumbai police department is seething under its skin at the nonchalance of politicians, after an assistant inspector with the traffic department was thrashed inside Vidhan Bhavan yesterday.

An autorickshaw driver who could not resist the desire to handle a revolver landed in hospital after he accidentally fired it and injured himself. The police said the firearm was illegal and the injured man, identified as Sachin Dnyaneshwar Jarande (35), was drunk. They said the weapon belonged to Kunal Suryavanshi (23), a friend of the auto driver...