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Himanshu Roy Shot Himself In Mouth, Wrote On Cancer Fight In Suicide Note
Himanshu Roy shot himself in the mouth and the wound was visible right up to his skull, said a doctor on Friday, as his colleagues and others struggled to come to terms with the high-profile Maharashtra police officer's suicide. A handwritten suicide note has indicated that the officer, who was battling cancer, had been depressed and killed himself...
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"Thorough Professional, Gentleman": Leaders Describe Himanshu Roy
Maharashtra Governor Ch Vidyasagar Rao, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, opposition leaders as well as the prosecutors who had worked with senior IPS officer Himanshu Roy condoled his death, calling it a loss for the state police.
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Mumbai Police Officer Himanshu Roy Shot Himself In The Mouth: Doctor
Senior IPS officer Himanshu Roy shot himself in the mouth and the resultant injury was visible right upto his skull, a doctor who first examined the deceased officer's body said.
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On Day Of Himanshu Roy's Suicide, 2 Men He Investigated Get Life Term
"Himanshu Roy was the Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) when Thapa was murdered. As it was a sensitive case, he played a key role in getting it transferred to the Crime Branch and was instrumental in solving it," a crime branch official said.
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Himanshu Roy - "Supercop" And A "Fitness Freak": His Top Cases
Former Maharashtra Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) chief Himanshu Roy allegedly committed suicide by shooting himself with his service revolver at his Mumbai home at around 1.40 pm today, police said. Mr Roy was rushed to a hospital in Marine Lines, where he was declared dead.
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Senior Mumbai Cop Himanshu Roy Allegedly Commits Suicide, Reactions Pour In On Twitter
Senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Himanshu Roy, who had been involved in several high-profile cases, allegedly committed suicide at his Mumbai residence. He was currently serving as an Additional Director General of Police. The former Maharashtra Anti-Terror Squad chief was battling cancer, and was on a long leave on medical grounds.
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Updates: Mumbai Top Cop Himanshu Roy Allegedly Kills Himself
Himanshu Roy, a senior Mumbai police officer involved in many high-profile investigations, committed suicide at his home on Friday. Himanshu Roy was an Additional Director General of Police. He had earlier headed the Anti-Terror Squad of Maharashtra. He was believed to be battling cancer and had gone on a long leave on medical grounds. The 1988 bat...
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High-Profile Mumbai Police Officer Himanshu Roy Allegedly Commits Suicide
Himanshu Roy, a senior Maharashtra police officer involved in many high-profile investigations, committed suicide by shooting himself at his home in Mumbai on Friday. He was battling cancer and had been depressed, say colleagues. The police have found a suicide note.
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Mumbai Ko Haath Lagana Mushkil Hi Nahin Namumkin Hain: Anti-Terror Chief Quotes 'Don'
On the sixth anniversary of the 26/11 terror attacks on Mumbai, the chief of the Anti-Terrorism Squad or ATS Himanshu Roy reassured the city that it is much safer now.
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Mumbai cops meet Bollywood celebs, talk about Jiah Khan's death
A meeting between Mumbai cops and representatives from Bollywood's film fraternity on Monday (November 11, 2013) was described as "extremely fruitful" by Himanshu Roy, Joint Commissioner of Mumbai Police.
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Chhota Rajan gang had journalist Dey killed: Police
The Mumbai Police claim to have cracked the murder case of senior journalist Jyotirmoy Dey. Mr Dey, a senior crime journalist with Mid Day, was shot dead outside a shopping mall in Powai on June 11.Dey's murder, police say, was a case of contract killing. A Chhota Rajan gang shooter is among 7 people who have been arrested in connection with the ca...
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Unsafe in Pakistan, Dawood plans to shift base
The ongoing US offensive against terrorists in Pakistan that saw bigwigs like Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden and HuJI head Ilyas Kashmiri falling, has left India's most wanted criminal Dawood Ibrahim jittery, prompting the elusive don to contemplate shifting his base to a safer place.According to underworld sources, this is the first time in the pa...
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Chhota Rajan gangsters off to 'pilgrimages'
Members of D-Company's rival gangs, especially the Chhota Rajan gang, are going underground fearing a backlash after last month's attack on Dawood Ibrahim's brother Iqbal Kaskar at Bhendi Bazaar. Police officials, who have been keeping a discreet watch on underworld members, have found that a large number of them have gone missing from their hideou...
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Mumbai's top cop in building controversy
Days after NDTV reported how bureaucrats own flats in Mumbai's controversial Harsiddhi Heights, now comes another revelation. NDTV has found that Mumbai's Joint Commissioner of police Himanshu Roy's mother, Sarladevi, owns a flat in Harsiddhi Heights in the prime Worli area. The 18-storey building is under the scanner. The Navy claims it has been c...
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Laskhar terrorists in Mumbai most likely not Indians
Four alleged members of Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), who sneaked into the city to carry out "violent" attacks, could be "foreigners" and are believed to have infiltrated into the country from the Bangladeshi border, police said."The nationality of the four terrorists could not be ascertained yet, but they do not appear to be ...
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Himanshu Roy Shot Himself In Mouth, Wrote On Cancer Fight In Suicide Note
Himanshu Roy shot himself in the mouth and the wound was visible right up to his skull, said a doctor on Friday, as his colleagues and others struggled to come to terms with the high-profile Maharashtra police officer's suicide. A handwritten suicide note has indicated that the officer, who was battling cancer, had been depressed and killed himself...
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"Thorough Professional, Gentleman": Leaders Describe Himanshu Roy
Maharashtra Governor Ch Vidyasagar Rao, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, opposition leaders as well as the prosecutors who had worked with senior IPS officer Himanshu Roy condoled his death, calling it a loss for the state police.
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Mumbai Police Officer Himanshu Roy Shot Himself In The Mouth: Doctor
Senior IPS officer Himanshu Roy shot himself in the mouth and the resultant injury was visible right upto his skull, a doctor who first examined the deceased officer's body said.
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On Day Of Himanshu Roy's Suicide, 2 Men He Investigated Get Life Term
"Himanshu Roy was the Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) when Thapa was murdered. As it was a sensitive case, he played a key role in getting it transferred to the Crime Branch and was instrumental in solving it," a crime branch official said.
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Himanshu Roy - "Supercop" And A "Fitness Freak": His Top Cases
Former Maharashtra Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) chief Himanshu Roy allegedly committed suicide by shooting himself with his service revolver at his Mumbai home at around 1.40 pm today, police said. Mr Roy was rushed to a hospital in Marine Lines, where he was declared dead.
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Senior Mumbai Cop Himanshu Roy Allegedly Commits Suicide, Reactions Pour In On Twitter
Senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Himanshu Roy, who had been involved in several high-profile cases, allegedly committed suicide at his Mumbai residence. He was currently serving as an Additional Director General of Police. The former Maharashtra Anti-Terror Squad chief was battling cancer, and was on a long leave on medical grounds.
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Updates: Mumbai Top Cop Himanshu Roy Allegedly Kills Himself
Himanshu Roy, a senior Mumbai police officer involved in many high-profile investigations, committed suicide at his home on Friday. Himanshu Roy was an Additional Director General of Police. He had earlier headed the Anti-Terror Squad of Maharashtra. He was believed to be battling cancer and had gone on a long leave on medical grounds. The 1988 bat...
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High-Profile Mumbai Police Officer Himanshu Roy Allegedly Commits Suicide
Himanshu Roy, a senior Maharashtra police officer involved in many high-profile investigations, committed suicide by shooting himself at his home in Mumbai on Friday. He was battling cancer and had been depressed, say colleagues. The police have found a suicide note.
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Mumbai Ko Haath Lagana Mushkil Hi Nahin Namumkin Hain: Anti-Terror Chief Quotes 'Don'
On the sixth anniversary of the 26/11 terror attacks on Mumbai, the chief of the Anti-Terrorism Squad or ATS Himanshu Roy reassured the city that it is much safer now.
-
Mumbai cops meet Bollywood celebs, talk about Jiah Khan's death
A meeting between Mumbai cops and representatives from Bollywood's film fraternity on Monday (November 11, 2013) was described as "extremely fruitful" by Himanshu Roy, Joint Commissioner of Mumbai Police.
-
Chhota Rajan gang had journalist Dey killed: Police
The Mumbai Police claim to have cracked the murder case of senior journalist Jyotirmoy Dey. Mr Dey, a senior crime journalist with Mid Day, was shot dead outside a shopping mall in Powai on June 11.Dey's murder, police say, was a case of contract killing. A Chhota Rajan gang shooter is among 7 people who have been arrested in connection with the ca...
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Unsafe in Pakistan, Dawood plans to shift base
The ongoing US offensive against terrorists in Pakistan that saw bigwigs like Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden and HuJI head Ilyas Kashmiri falling, has left India's most wanted criminal Dawood Ibrahim jittery, prompting the elusive don to contemplate shifting his base to a safer place.According to underworld sources, this is the first time in the pa...
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Chhota Rajan gangsters off to 'pilgrimages'
Members of D-Company's rival gangs, especially the Chhota Rajan gang, are going underground fearing a backlash after last month's attack on Dawood Ibrahim's brother Iqbal Kaskar at Bhendi Bazaar. Police officials, who have been keeping a discreet watch on underworld members, have found that a large number of them have gone missing from their hideou...
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Mumbai's top cop in building controversy
Days after NDTV reported how bureaucrats own flats in Mumbai's controversial Harsiddhi Heights, now comes another revelation. NDTV has found that Mumbai's Joint Commissioner of police Himanshu Roy's mother, Sarladevi, owns a flat in Harsiddhi Heights in the prime Worli area. The 18-storey building is under the scanner. The Navy claims it has been c...
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Laskhar terrorists in Mumbai most likely not Indians
Four alleged members of Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), who sneaked into the city to carry out "violent" attacks, could be "foreigners" and are believed to have infiltrated into the country from the Bangladeshi border, police said."The nationality of the four terrorists could not be ascertained yet, but they do not appear to be ...
