Mumbai: Mumbai Police has claimed to have arrested 25-year-old Akshay Ashok Garud for the kidnapping and murder of a four-year-old child in Mumbai. An acquaintance named Garud first kidnapped a 4-year-old child under the limits of Kandivali police station in Mumbai and then killed the kidnapped child.

A complaint was lodged with the Kandivali police on March 22 in this case. To search for the child, the police had formed 6 teams under the supervision of DCP Anand Bhuite. They examined 150 to 200 CCTV footage of Kandivali, Borivali, Malad, Andheri, Santacruz, Virar and Surat city. In this, clues were found about the accused and the absconding accused was hiding in Surat. After this, the police team arrested him from Surat, Gujarat.

This action was taken on the instructions of Mumbai Police Commissioner Vivek Phansalkar, Additional Police Commissioner of North Zone Abhishek Trimukhe, ACP Neeta Padvi, Senior Inspector Ravinder Adane. The incident was carried out under the leadership of the police and the accused has been arrested. Mumbai Police has started further investigation into the matter.

The kidnapping and murder of a four-year-old child in Mumbai has created a sensation. The child was kidnapped at night when his parents were resting. In this case, the police have registered a case of murder and kidnapping and arrested the accused. He is being questioned as to why he killed the child after kidnapping him.

Mumbai: More than 114 accused have been arrested in the Nagpur violence. Social media is also being monitored. The police is trying to find out who instigated the mob to violence and how they were instigated on social media. Five to six teams have been formed for digital investigation. 13 FIRs have been registered in the violence case. An international conspiracy is also being investigated behind the Nagpur violence.

The police is also investigating the role of all the accused. The arrests were made only after the people present at the Nagpur crime scene were identified. Many of the accused were not only involved in the violence but also had stones, wood and other weapons in their hands.

Six days have passed since the Nagpur violence. Nagpur Police Commissioner Ravinder Singhal said here today that the situation is now peaceful, but tension remains. He said that CCTV footage and videos are also being examined and the accused have been identified. Action is being taken against those who are seen in this video or who have been found involved in other acts and incidents including stone pelting in the video. Investigation is underway to find out how the violence started in Nagpur, who is behind it and how it was planned. Investigation is also going on on various aspects.

The police in Nagpur is on alert in view of the Prime Minister’s visit on March 30. Along with this, the festival season is also approaching. In such a situation, the police is fully alert and the situation is under control. In view of the Prime Minister’s visit, the police has also held a meeting and preparations have also started.

Mumbai: Mumbai Police has busted a gang involved in night robbery. Wadala Truck Terminal Police also claimed to have arrested five members of the gang who committed the night robbery.

According to the police, accused Nizam-ul-Haq Ishak Shaikh, 32, was arrested and Rs 6,000 was seized from his possession. He hails from West Bengal. Investigation revealed that 2 to 4 cases are registered against the gang in Mumbai. The accused had committed a robbery of Rs 3 lakh at night in Wadala and also stole gold and silver jewelry from a house. In this case, Nizam-ul-Haq was arrested and stolen goods worth Rs 1 lakh were seized from his possession. Two more people were with him.

In Mumbai, 26-year-old Arbaaz Ali Mohsin Malik was arrested from Behrampara Bandra in connection with the theft of Rs 6 lakh in 2023. Ankit, 25, and Mahesh Gupta, 25, have been arrested. These three accused are in police custody. 8 to 10 cases are registered against them. Cash worth Rs 1.5 lakh has been seized from them. It is being investigated where the accused have committed theft outside Mumbai.

On the instructions of Mumbai Police Commissioner Vivek Phansalkar, DCP Ragasudha and Senior Inspector Ramesh Jadhav have carried out this action.