Mumbai Diamond Traders
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Mumbai Police Foil Plan To Loot Diamond Traders; 6 Arrested
- Wednesday August 17, 2016
- Mumbai News | Press Trust of India
Six persons were arrested after police thwarted a gang's plan to loot diamond and gold traders in suburban Matunga in Mumbai, a senior official said today.
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Diamond traders thank Modi for their release
- Thursday December 8, 2011
- Mumbai News | mid-day.com
For the families of the 13 diamond traders in Mumbai and Surat, yesterday was the greatest day of their lives as these traders, who were arrested by the Customs officials in China two years ago, were finally released. Among the released traders, six are Mumbaikars, while the remaining seven hail from Surat.
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Mumbai: Hi-fi thief targeted only diamond traders
- Monday September 27, 2010
- Cities | Somendra Sharma, www.dnaindia.com
Suave looks, designer clothes, stylish sunglasses and a high-end phone. Rarely would one find a thief with all this. But Dinesh Mavjibhai Lakhani, a diamond trader at Opera House, did. And he also became his victim."The accused, Imran Rafiq Khan, met Lakhani in October 2008 and introduced himself as Sameer Raheja and said he owned a jewelery firm i...
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www.ndtv.com
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Mumbai Police Foil Plan To Loot Diamond Traders; 6 Arrested
- Wednesday August 17, 2016
- Mumbai News | Press Trust of India
Six persons were arrested after police thwarted a gang's plan to loot diamond and gold traders in suburban Matunga in Mumbai, a senior official said today.
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www.ndtv.com
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Diamond traders thank Modi for their release
- Thursday December 8, 2011
- Mumbai News | mid-day.com
For the families of the 13 diamond traders in Mumbai and Surat, yesterday was the greatest day of their lives as these traders, who were arrested by the Customs officials in China two years ago, were finally released. Among the released traders, six are Mumbaikars, while the remaining seven hail from Surat.
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www.ndtv.com
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Mumbai: Hi-fi thief targeted only diamond traders
- Monday September 27, 2010
- Cities | Somendra Sharma, www.dnaindia.com
Suave looks, designer clothes, stylish sunglasses and a high-end phone. Rarely would one find a thief with all this. But Dinesh Mavjibhai Lakhani, a diamond trader at Opera House, did. And he also became his victim."The accused, Imran Rafiq Khan, met Lakhani in October 2008 and introduced himself as Sameer Raheja and said he owned a jewelery firm i...
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www.ndtv.com