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Delhi Police Busts Drugs Racket, 3 Arrested With Cocaine Worth Rs 2 Crore: Cops
The Crime Branch of Delhi Police has busted a narcotics racket by arresting three men, including a Nigerian national, and seized 194 gm of cocaine worth Rs 2.25 crore from their possession, officials said on Friday.
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Fake Passport, Visa Racket Busted By Delhi Police; 1 Arrested
Delhi Police have busted a major fake passport and visa racket with the arrest of the mastermind from Mumbai. The arrest was made by the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport unit of Delhi Police.
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Delhi Woman, 21, Molested At Party In Gurgaon House, Case Filed: Police
A 21-year-old woman from Delhi has alleged that she was molested by an acquaintance at a guest house in Gurugram, officials said on Saturday.
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3 Nigerian Nationals Arrested For Cheating Over 1,000 People: Delhi Cops
Three Nigerian nationals were arrested for allegedly cheating over 1,000 people of several crores of rupees in the last eight years via matrimonial sites and social media platforms, police said on Monday.
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Delhi Police Busts Drugs Racket, 3 Arrested With Cocaine Worth Rs 2 Crore: Cops
The Crime Branch of Delhi Police has busted a narcotics racket by arresting three men, including a Nigerian national, and seized 194 gm of cocaine worth Rs 2.25 crore from their possession, officials said on Friday.
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Fake Passport, Visa Racket Busted By Delhi Police; 1 Arrested
Delhi Police have busted a major fake passport and visa racket with the arrest of the mastermind from Mumbai. The arrest was made by the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport unit of Delhi Police.
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Delhi Woman, 21, Molested At Party In Gurgaon House, Case Filed: Police
A 21-year-old woman from Delhi has alleged that she was molested by an acquaintance at a guest house in Gurugram, officials said on Saturday.
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3 Nigerian Nationals Arrested For Cheating Over 1,000 People: Delhi Cops
Three Nigerian nationals were arrested for allegedly cheating over 1,000 people of several crores of rupees in the last eight years via matrimonial sites and social media platforms, police said on Monday.
