Monday, September 5, 2011
Police Career: Uttarakhand Police: Head Constable Vacancy 2011..क्लिक करें
उत्तराखंड पुलिस में बंपर वैकेंसी।
Sunday, September 4, 2011
MP Police: मप्र पहुंची ऑनर किलिंग की आग, खंडवा में प्रेमी जोड़े की हत्या
खंडवा।। मध्य प्रदेश के खंडवा जिले में ऑनर के लिए एक प्रेमी जोड़े की हत्या का मामला सामने आया है। युवक की लाश कई टुकड़ों में मिली है। हालांकि पुलिस का कहना है कि यह ऑनर किलिंग का मामला नहीं है।
जानकारी के मुताबिक, खंडवा के रेलवे क्वॉर्टर में रहने वाला राजकुमार आदर्श कॉलोनी की नेहा से प्यार करता था। राजकुमार जहां विडियो शूटिंग का काम करता था, वहीं नेहा पढ़ाई कर रही थी। दोनों रविवार की शाम घर से किसी आयोजन में शामिल होने के लिए निकले थे।
परिजनों का कहना है कि रविवार की रात को राजकुमार का फोन भी आया था। उसने कहा था कि वह अंतिम बार बात कर रहा है, क्योंकि ये लोग उसे मार देंगे। इसकी जानकारी पुलिस को भी दी गई।
सोमवार की सुबह जावर थाना क्षेत्र में रेल मार्ग पर कई टुकड़ों में मिली लाश की शिनाख्त राज कुमार के तौर पर हुई। जबकि मेघट रोड थाना क्षेत्र में सड़क किनारे नेहा की लाश मिली। दोनों लाशें नंगी थीं।
सिटी एसपी मुकेश वैश्य ने मंगलवार को बताया है कि दोनों लाशों का पोस्टमॉर्टम कराया जा रहा है। अभी मामला संदिग्ध है। हत्या की वजह क्या है, यह पोस्टमॉर्टम रिपोर्ट आने पर ही कहा जा सकेगा। अभी इस मामले में कुछ नहीं कहा जा सकता।
जानकारी के मुताबिक, खंडवा के रेलवे क्वॉर्टर में रहने वाला राजकुमार आदर्श कॉलोनी की नेहा से प्यार करता था। राजकुमार जहां विडियो शूटिंग का काम करता था, वहीं नेहा पढ़ाई कर रही थी। दोनों रविवार की शाम घर से किसी आयोजन में शामिल होने के लिए निकले थे।
परिजनों का कहना है कि रविवार की रात को राजकुमार का फोन भी आया था। उसने कहा था कि वह अंतिम बार बात कर रहा है, क्योंकि ये लोग उसे मार देंगे। इसकी जानकारी पुलिस को भी दी गई।
सोमवार की सुबह जावर थाना क्षेत्र में रेल मार्ग पर कई टुकड़ों में मिली लाश की शिनाख्त राज कुमार के तौर पर हुई। जबकि मेघट रोड थाना क्षेत्र में सड़क किनारे नेहा की लाश मिली। दोनों लाशें नंगी थीं।
सिटी एसपी मुकेश वैश्य ने मंगलवार को बताया है कि दोनों लाशों का पोस्टमॉर्टम कराया जा रहा है। अभी मामला संदिग्ध है। हत्या की वजह क्या है, यह पोस्टमॉर्टम रिपोर्ट आने पर ही कहा जा सकेगा। अभी इस मामले में कुछ नहीं कहा जा सकता।
Maharastra Police:पुणे ग्रामीण एसपी आएंगे मुंबई, पुणे के मावल गांव में पुलिस फायरिंग के बाद मांगा था तबादला
Mumbai, Aug 30 (PTI) Pune SP (Rural) Sandeep Karnik, who had sought transfer from his present position to ensure free and fair inquiry into the Mawal police firing in which three farmers were killed earlier this month, has been shifted to Mumbai, sources said.Maharashtra Government had ordered a judicial probe into the firing incident as Opposition members stalled the proceedings of both the houses of the state Legislature during the Monsoon session.Sources in the Home department said Karnik will now be posted in Mumbai.
"Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan has approved the transfer. Karnik will be of the rank of DCP and the new posting will be given to him by the Mumbai Commissioner of police," sources said.Three farmers were killed and many others injured when Pune Rural Police opened fire on a protest against a closed pipeline project that facilitates supply of water from Pavna dam to the industrial township of Pimpri Chinchwad in Mawal taluka on August 9.Shahaji Solunke will replace Karnik as Pune Rural SP, sources added.
"Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan has approved the transfer. Karnik will be of the rank of DCP and the new posting will be given to him by the Mumbai Commissioner of police," sources said.Three farmers were killed and many others injured when Pune Rural Police opened fire on a protest against a closed pipeline project that facilitates supply of water from Pavna dam to the industrial township of Pimpri Chinchwad in Mawal taluka on August 9.Shahaji Solunke will replace Karnik as Pune Rural SP, sources added.
Maharastra Police: Mumbai Police: लालबाग के राजा गणपति के लाइव दर्शन कर सकेंगे मुंबई के पुलिसवाले
To avert any security lapse at Lalbaugcha Raja — one of the most visited pandals in the city — headquarters of the Mumbai police, traffic police and Kala Chowkie police station will view the proceedings at the spot in real-time. According to sources, a network of 18 close circuit
television (CCTV) cameras will be used to telecast the feed live.
“During the festivities, we will keep a 24x7 vigil in the city,” said Mumbai police commissioner Arup Patnaik.
“The network system is similar to the one that has been installed at the Maharashtra Police Academy in Nashik,” said a source adding that the CCTVs will ensure better patrolling at the mandal.
The network has been fed with several analytics. “The important ones are those that can identify suspicious movements such as a person hanging out in the area for long, repeatedly visiting the same spot or leaving any object behind.”
“In any such instance, an alarm will be raised by the system,” the source added.
Kaustubh Butala, chairman and managing director of Revmax group of companies, which has set up the network, said that the system would help police monitor the pandal in an effective manner.
“A control room has been set up at the pandal too and the feed will be constantly monitored,” he said. The special control room at the pandal would coordinate with the main police control room in giving security updates on a round-the-clock basis.
The police source said that installation of CCTV network was a challenging task. “The fact that the mandal has several lakh visitors had to kept in mind.”
“The installed CCTVs are high-quality ones. At a normal zoom, the cameras can cover up to 400m and if required they can cover an area up to 1.5km.”
“They can rotate up to 360 degrees and the quality of images even at night is good,” the source added.
television (CCTV) cameras will be used to telecast the feed live.
“During the festivities, we will keep a 24x7 vigil in the city,” said Mumbai police commissioner Arup Patnaik.
“The network system is similar to the one that has been installed at the Maharashtra Police Academy in Nashik,” said a source adding that the CCTVs will ensure better patrolling at the mandal.
The network has been fed with several analytics. “The important ones are those that can identify suspicious movements such as a person hanging out in the area for long, repeatedly visiting the same spot or leaving any object behind.”
“In any such instance, an alarm will be raised by the system,” the source added.
Kaustubh Butala, chairman and managing director of Revmax group of companies, which has set up the network, said that the system would help police monitor the pandal in an effective manner.
“A control room has been set up at the pandal too and the feed will be constantly monitored,” he said. The special control room at the pandal would coordinate with the main police control room in giving security updates on a round-the-clock basis.
The police source said that installation of CCTV network was a challenging task. “The fact that the mandal has several lakh visitors had to kept in mind.”
“The installed CCTVs are high-quality ones. At a normal zoom, the cameras can cover up to 400m and if required they can cover an area up to 1.5km.”
“They can rotate up to 360 degrees and the quality of images even at night is good,” the source added.
Maharastra Police: Special branch of Mumbai police exempt from RTI, claims CID
Information about the overstay of Pakistani nationals working in Bollywood and television industry cannot be provided as Special Branch of Mumbai Police is exempted under the RTI act, says a reply from the police.
NGO 'National Counsel for Civil Liberties' had sought from Maharashtra Home Department details as to how many Pakistani film artists such as actors, directors, producers, singer, musicians and so on are working illegally in Mumbai.
The Home department had forwarded the RTI application to the Special Branch of CID. However, the Public Information Officer of CID refused to divulge information on the grounds that CID does not come under the ambit of RTI.
"The special branch of CID is looking into the matter of Pakistani nationals working in Mumbai. But the details regarding this cannot be given as the state government as per a notification dated October 11, 2005 has exempted CID from giving information under RTI," the reply by PIO and assistant commissioner of police (CID) Ambadas Gadade said.
Following this, V N Saxena, president of the NGO, has appealed before the appellate officer of CID and sought information.
"The information was sought first from the Home department which is not exempted from RTI. Pakistani nationals working illegally in Mumbai should be sent back immediately. This is necessary to help our own citizens who are struggling to get a job in the film industry," the appeal states.
Stating that the information sought is neither classified nor confidential in nature, Saxena said he would file a petition against the home department if the appellate officer too rejects his RTI application.
NGO 'National Counsel for Civil Liberties' had sought from Maharashtra Home Department details as to how many Pakistani film artists such as actors, directors, producers, singer, musicians and so on are working illegally in Mumbai.
The Home department had forwarded the RTI application to the Special Branch of CID. However, the Public Information Officer of CID refused to divulge information on the grounds that CID does not come under the ambit of RTI.
"The special branch of CID is looking into the matter of Pakistani nationals working in Mumbai. But the details regarding this cannot be given as the state government as per a notification dated October 11, 2005 has exempted CID from giving information under RTI," the reply by PIO and assistant commissioner of police (CID) Ambadas Gadade said.
Following this, V N Saxena, president of the NGO, has appealed before the appellate officer of CID and sought information.
"The information was sought first from the Home department which is not exempted from RTI. Pakistani nationals working illegally in Mumbai should be sent back immediately. This is necessary to help our own citizens who are struggling to get a job in the film industry," the appeal states.
Stating that the information sought is neither classified nor confidential in nature, Saxena said he would file a petition against the home department if the appellate officer too rejects his RTI application.
Maharastra Police: Maharashtra ATS:ISI funded Mumbai July 13 blasts: Report
New Delhi: Pakistan's notorious intelligence agency – Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) with active help from locals within India is said to have carried out the July 13 triple explosions in Mumbai, which killed 26 and left 126 injured, a newspaper claimed on Thursday.
The Maharashtra Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) has zeroed in on few inputs which suggest that ISI had financed the whole operation and sent the money through Saudi Arabia to Mumbai, where locals were hired to carry out the blasts, a newspaper report said.
The report also further stated that the explosive material was given to the sleeper modules in Mumbai by the ISI.
The case is being investigated by the Maharashtra (ATS) along with Mumbai Police, Maharashtra's Criminal Investigation Department (CID), National Investigation Agency (NIA) and others, with support from the local security agencies in several states. However, the progress has been slow.
According to the newspaper report, General Murad of the ISI along with the help of joint operation of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Indian Mujahideen (IM) modules planned and carried out the serial blasts.
The investigating agencies which have conducted many raids across the country are hoping that the information is credible and may help in cracking the case.
However, information on General Murad is not easily available. While, some reports suggest that one Col Murad used to train the LeT terrorists a decade ago and they do not know of any Gen Murad handling the anti-India operations.
Still the investigators believe that this could also be the combat name of some ISI man in charge of the operations in India.
The Maharashtra Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) has zeroed in on few inputs which suggest that ISI had financed the whole operation and sent the money through Saudi Arabia to Mumbai, where locals were hired to carry out the blasts, a newspaper report said.
The report also further stated that the explosive material was given to the sleeper modules in Mumbai by the ISI.
The case is being investigated by the Maharashtra (ATS) along with Mumbai Police, Maharashtra's Criminal Investigation Department (CID), National Investigation Agency (NIA) and others, with support from the local security agencies in several states. However, the progress has been slow.
According to the newspaper report, General Murad of the ISI along with the help of joint operation of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Indian Mujahideen (IM) modules planned and carried out the serial blasts.
The investigating agencies which have conducted many raids across the country are hoping that the information is credible and may help in cracking the case.
However, information on General Murad is not easily available. While, some reports suggest that one Col Murad used to train the LeT terrorists a decade ago and they do not know of any Gen Murad handling the anti-India operations.
Still the investigators believe that this could also be the combat name of some ISI man in charge of the operations in India.
JK Police: J-K police to organise 'Run for Fun' event
Jammu and Kashmir Police is organizing 'Run for Fun' event which includes the first ever marathon and half-marathon in the valley on September 10.
The marathon will be flagged off from Police Golf Course on the banks of Dal Lake. The participants will run up to neighbouring Ganderbal district town while passing through Habak and return to Golf Course for the finish, a police spokesman said.
The total distance covered by the athletes will be 42 kilometres.
The spokesman said in the half-marathon, the participants will run upto Habak Crossing and return to the flagging off point at Police Golf Course, covering a distance of 21.5 kilometres.
Shorter distance runs of four kilometers for senior citizens and children and 12 kilometres for children under the age of 16 years have also been scheduled, he added.
The event is being conducted by police under its Civic Action Programme and a mass participation of the people representing different shades of life is expected, the spokesman said.
The marathon will be flagged off from Police Golf Course on the banks of Dal Lake. The participants will run up to neighbouring Ganderbal district town while passing through Habak and return to Golf Course for the finish, a police spokesman said.
The total distance covered by the athletes will be 42 kilometres.
The spokesman said in the half-marathon, the participants will run upto Habak Crossing and return to the flagging off point at Police Golf Course, covering a distance of 21.5 kilometres.
Shorter distance runs of four kilometers for senior citizens and children and 12 kilometres for children under the age of 16 years have also been scheduled, he added.
The event is being conducted by police under its Civic Action Programme and a mass participation of the people representing different shades of life is expected, the spokesman said.
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