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The arrested were identified as A Afzal Rahman (24) of Mumbai, V Vignesh Veeramani (25) from Villupuram, and remaining R Karnan (24), S Tamilarasan (23), A Manikandan (22), M Jayasurya Pandian (25) and S Premkumar (33) all from Pollachi in Coimbatore. They were employed by Afzal Rahman and operated out of a apartment in Sector 19, Ulwe in Navi Mumbai. According to police, a 21-year-old college student in Coimbatore saw an advertisement for partners on a website on October 15, 2022, and contacted the number mentioned in the advertisement. A person, who introduced himself as Kumar, assured him to arrange escort and massage services at a hotel in Coimbatore city. Then the student was made to pay Rs 7.84 lakh on various occasions towards advance, room service, safety arrangement, etc. Finally, he realised that he was cheated and upset over the loss, complained to the City Cybercrime police. Based on his complaint a case was booked under sections 420 IPC and 66D of the IT Act. During investigation, police retrieved the banking details to which the youth sent money, the mobile number from which the scammers contacted him, the website through which they lured and IP detail. Cybercrime police traced the whereabouts of the scammers at Navi Mumbai a month ago and the police busted the gang two days ago. After producing them at the court in Mumbai, the police team brought the gang to Coimbatore on Saturday. Following the preliminary investigation, they were remanded to prison on Sund...

Mumbai: An FIR was registered by Navi Mumbai police against a man for allegedly using Mughal emperor Aurangzeb's image as his Whatsapp profile picture after the issue was raised by a Hindu organisation, an official said on Sunday. Police arrested the man in Vashi, who works in an outlet of a mobile service provider. He was allowed to go and a notice was issued to him. The screenshot of Aurangzeb's profile picture was submitted to the police by a Hindu organisation, leading to registration of the case under sections 298 (Uttering words, etc, with deliberate intent to wound religious feelings) and 153-A (Promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, place of birth, residence) of the Indian Penal Code, the official said. Further investigation is underway, he added. Incidents of communal tension have taken place in various cities of Maharashtra recently over the alleged glorification of Aurangzeb and Tipu Sultan. In Kolhapur city, protesters pelted stones during a demonstration against the alleged use of Tipu Sultan's image along with an objectionable audio message as social media “status” by a few locals on Wednesday. Earlier, photos of Aurangzeb were displayed in a procession in Ahmednagar. In Sangamner town, stones were hurled during a rally of Sakal Hindu Samaj in response to the alleged murder of a boy. Two persons were injured and five vehicles were damaged.

Navi Mumbai is an important city in the district of Thane with a 144 km seashore, residential, commercial & industrial hub. Earlier Navi Mumbai police are part of the Thane Police Commissionerate. Independent Navi Mumbai Police Commissionerate was created as a result of the need for keeping the law and order with the security of Navi Mumbai city. Office of the Commissioner of Police, Navi Mumbai was inaugurated on 19th November 1994. The Commissioner of Police is assisted by Joint Commissioner, Six Deputy Commissioner, and 10 ACPs. Navi Mumbai Police Commissionerate is further divided into two zones and also have other wings i.e traffic, crime, women & special branch. Navi Mumbai Police is divided into two zones i.e Zone-1 (Vashi ) and Zone-2 ( Panvel ). Each Zone is headed by police office in the rank of DCP. These Zones are further divided into ACP office. Vashi Zone is divided into ACP Thumbe & ACP Vashi. Panvel Zone is Divided into ACP Port & ACP Panvel. Navi Mumbai has 20 Police Stations in these two zones. ACP Turbhe • Turbhe Police station • Nerul Police station, sector 23 • NRI Police station, sector 20 • CBD Belapur police station. • Sanpada Police Station ACP Vashi • APMC police station • Kopar Khairane Police station, sector 6 • Rabale Police station • Rable MIDC Police Station • Vashi Police station ACP Panvel • Kharghar Police Station • Kalamboli Police station, sector 1 • Kamothe Police station, sector 7 • Khandeshwar Police station • Taloje Police station • ...

• • • • Bipin Kumar Singh takes charge as Navi Mumbai top cop Bipin Kumar Singh takes charge as Navi Mumbai top cop "There are several issues that need to be addressed and maintaining law and order is the priority. But the entire force and citizens are currently fighting the coronavirus pandemic," he said. Senior IPS officer Bipin Kumar Singh has taken charge as the new police commissioner of Navi Mumbai in Maharashtra. Singh succeeded Sanjay Kumar, who has been appointed as the new Additional Director General of Police (Training and Special Squads). Talking to reporters on Friday, a day after taking charge, Singh said maintaining law and order was his priority. “There are several issues that need to be addressed and maintaining law and order is the priority. But the entire force and citizens are currently fighting the Meanwhile, Sadanand Date, the first police commissioner of the newly-created Mira Bhayandar Vasai Virar (MBVV) commissionerate, visited Bhayandar and Vasai in the last two days to take stock of the situation in the region. A couple of days back, the state government had announced formation of the new commissionerate. With this, Thane district now has three police commissionerates- two others being Thane and Navi

Mumbai Breaking Highlights:Very severe cyclone ‘Biparjoy’ has brought moderate rainfall in the financial capital of India, Mumbai, Air India flights might be affected. It is likely to stretch over 10 days over Arabian sea, IMD predicts. Thanks for Stay Tuned with Zee News English for all latest updates No Honking Day To Be Observed On Wednesday In Mumbai The Mumbai Traffic Police is going to observe June 14 as ‘No Honking Day’ and the violators will be punished if they honk needlessly. Joint commissioner traffic Pravin Padwal informed that the move was aimed at curbing noise pollution on roads and streets. In A Record, Western Railways Collects Aound Rs 10 Crore From Ticketless Commuters Within 2 Months Western Railways has collected nearly Rs 10 crore from ticketless commuters in 2 months. The railways is making a strict drive to decrease the number of passengers who commute through local trains without tickets. BMC Gets Approval For Repair Works On WEH From Mumbai Traffic Police Ahead Of Monsoon The Monsoon season has brought an array of the financial capital of India, Mumbai with the traffic being affected the most. The incessant rainfall leads to the waterlogging and traffic jam across the city. Set to not let the city being impacted by the Monsoon season like previous years, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has got the approval from Mumbai traffic police to start the major repair work of roads, Metro, flyover, and bridges on the Western Express Highway (WEH). ...

In a major operation, personnel attached to the cybercrime station of Coimbatore City Police busted a Navi Mumbai-based gang that had been cheating people on the pretext of offering flesh trade through a dating website. The police on Friday arrested seven members of the gang, who operated from an apartment building at Ulwe in Navi Mumbai, and seized 34 mobile phones, 36 sim cards, 19 debit cards, 12 bank passbooks, four cheque books, router and electronic gadgets. The accused — A. Afzal Rahman (24), R. Karnan (24), S. Tamilarasan (23), A. Manikandan (22), M. Jeyasurya Pandian (25), V. Vignesh Veeramani (25) and S. Premkumar (33) — told other residents of the apartment that they were into import and export business. The police brought the seven men to Coimbatore after producing them before a court in Navi Mumbai and obtaining transit warrants. They were produced before a magistrate in Coimbatore on Sunday and were sent to judicial remand. The cybercrime police were on the lookout for the accused after a college student from Coimbatore lodged a complaint against them in October 2022. According to the police, the complainant searched for female escort and massage services on dating website Locanto. He contacted a mobile number found in one of the advertisements that claimed of arranging women for flesh trade. The person who attended the call told him to make advance payments for the safety of the client, the women, and for other arrangements. Trusting the person, the complain...