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Indian intelligence agencies have reportedly uncovered an alleged nexus involving Mexican drug cartels, the Dawood Ibrahim syndicate and Northeast insurgent groups. The networks are suspected of planning to use India for narcotics production and international smuggling
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The Mumbai Crime Branch is probing whether the firing at actor Tiger Shroff's car was part of an alleged Lawrence Bishnoi gang plan to establish dominance in Mumbai, expand its extortion network and challenge the influence of traditional underworld syndicates.
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The Mumbai Crime Branch is probing whether the firing at actor Tiger Shroff's car was part of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang's alleged attempt to establish dominance in the city. Police have arrested 12 people and are examining recovered audio recordings.
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India sharply criticised a UN Special Rapporteur's report for describing fugitive terrorist Dawood Ibrahim as being linked to an "India-based" D-Company without clarifying that he is a wanted terrorist who fled India decades ago. At the UN, India accused the rapporteur of factual inaccuracies and incompetence, warning that such omissions damage the credibility of the organisation.
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Indian security agencies have detected a shift in counterfeit currency operations, with fake lower denomination notes allegedly replacing earlier Rs 500 counterfeits. Officials warn of possible attempts by criminal networks to circulate Rs 10, Rs 20 and Rs 50 fake notes
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Mumbai Crime Branch suspects alleged drug trafficker Salim Dola is misleading investigators during questioning. Agencies are probing his purported international narcotics network, overseas assets worth nearly Rs 100 crore, alleged underworld links, and financial transactions connected to drug trafficking operations
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Intelligence agencies have reportedly warned that the Dawood Ibrahim syndicate is rebuilding a network of sharpshooters to carry out targeted killings across India. Officials claim the aim is to create fear through recurring low-profile attacks, with recruitment underway in multiple states
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Delhi Police's Special Cell has busted an alleged terror module linked to the Dawood Ibrahim syndicate and arrested eight persons. Investigators claim the network planned attacks in Delhi and Mumbai, with operations allegedly coordinated through associates based in Karachi
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The Enforcement Directorate conducted raids across Maharashtra and Gujarat in a money laundering investigation linked to alleged Dawood associate and drug trafficker Mohammad Salim Dola. The probe targets drug syndicate operatives, hawala networks, chemical suppliers and properties suspected to be acquired through crime proceeds
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The Enforcement Directorate attached assets worth Rs 700.27 crore linked to late gangster Iqbal Mirchi and his family, including prime Worli properties and Dubai real estate, in a money laundering and fugitive economic offenders case
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The Enforcement Directorate has attached assets worth Rs 700.27 crore, including prime Mumbai properties and Dubai holdings, in connection with late gangster Iqbal Mirchi. The probe revealed laundering of crime proceeds through family-controlled entities and overseas acquisitions
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Absconding drug trafficker Mohammad Salim Dola was extradited from Turkiye after living under a false identity. Linked to Dawood Ibrahim, he faces investigation by Narcotics Control Bureau in Mumbai
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Salim Dola, aide of Dawood Ibrahim, was deported to India after arrest in Istanbul, marking a major crackdown on transnational drug networks. Agencies will probe his alleged ₹5,000 crore narcotics empire and links to national security threats
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Police form 15 teams and probe is on to identify who provided logistical support to the shooters, say officials
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The four properties--all agricultural land--owned by Ibrahim's family are located in Mumbake village. The properties have been placed for auction at a reserve price of Rs 19 lakh.
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Today's Morning News include Tamil Nadu's heavy rains & floods, Higher educational institutions in Telangana, Hyderabad Police narcotics raids, President Draupadi Murmu 5-day tour in Hyderabad
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Dawood Ibrahim has been hospitalized in Karachi, Pakistan, due to suspected poisoning.
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Several reports are suggesting that Dawood Ibrahim is being kept under tight security inside the hospital.
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The key bills include a new penal code against mob lynching, death provision for the rape of minors and a time-bound approval to prosecute civil servants.
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It was attached as 'proceeds of terrorism' under Section 25 (1) of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act 1967