Mumbai Police Raids
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Maharashtra Government To Frame Rules To Ensure Police Don't Misuse Powers While Raiding Hotels
The Maharashtra government on Thursday informed the Bombay High Court it was planning to frame guidelines to ensure police don't misuse powers while raiding hotels to check prostitution.
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Don't Believe in Moral Policing, Says Mumbai Police After Protests Over Raids on Couples
After a massive outrage over alleged moral policing, the Mumbai Police is now correcting course. Sources have told NDTV that Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria has pulled up the Zonal Deputy Commissioner of Police and the Senior Police Inspector of Malvani Police Station.
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Don't Demoralise Cops With Moral Policing Charges: Maharashtra Minister
A senior Maharashtra minister has rubbished allegations of "moral policing" by the Mumbai Police, which has earned widespread criticism for its heavy-handed action against couples who had checked into hotels that it raided last week.
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Mumbai Police Chief Orders Probe Into Raids on Couples in Hotels
Mumbai police chief Rakesh Maria has ordered an investigation into the last week's raids at hotels and lodges during which couples were allegedly detained and harassed by the police. The police action -- allegedly dragging out consenting couples from hotel rooms -- faced widespread criticism from the civil society.
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Vasant Dhoble strikes again, arrests 31 in raid on a Mumbai bar
Mumbai Police's social service branch, which is headed by hockey stick-wielding cop Vasant Dhoble, raided a bar in suburban Mumbai on Friday night. The raid was conducted on Sangam Bar in Malad and the police say 14 bar girls were rescued and 28 customers and three employees of the bar were arrested. They have been booked under various sections of...
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Who is Vasant Dhoble?
Assistant Commissioner of police Vasant Dhoble, 57, has been accused by his severest critics of trying to Taliban-ize Mumbai. Mr Dhoble, who heads the Mumbai Police's Social Service branch, faced his latest criticism on Twitter on Tuesday when he was a trending topic for recent raids on some of the city's landmark restaurants and pubs.
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Maharashtra Government To Frame Rules To Ensure Police Don't Misuse Powers While Raiding Hotels
The Maharashtra government on Thursday informed the Bombay High Court it was planning to frame guidelines to ensure police don't misuse powers while raiding hotels to check prostitution.
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Don't Believe in Moral Policing, Says Mumbai Police After Protests Over Raids on Couples
After a massive outrage over alleged moral policing, the Mumbai Police is now correcting course. Sources have told NDTV that Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria has pulled up the Zonal Deputy Commissioner of Police and the Senior Police Inspector of Malvani Police Station.
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Don't Demoralise Cops With Moral Policing Charges: Maharashtra Minister
A senior Maharashtra minister has rubbished allegations of "moral policing" by the Mumbai Police, which has earned widespread criticism for its heavy-handed action against couples who had checked into hotels that it raided last week.
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Mumbai Police Chief Orders Probe Into Raids on Couples in Hotels
Mumbai police chief Rakesh Maria has ordered an investigation into the last week's raids at hotels and lodges during which couples were allegedly detained and harassed by the police. The police action -- allegedly dragging out consenting couples from hotel rooms -- faced widespread criticism from the civil society.
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Vasant Dhoble strikes again, arrests 31 in raid on a Mumbai bar
Mumbai Police's social service branch, which is headed by hockey stick-wielding cop Vasant Dhoble, raided a bar in suburban Mumbai on Friday night. The raid was conducted on Sangam Bar in Malad and the police say 14 bar girls were rescued and 28 customers and three employees of the bar were arrested. They have been booked under various sections of...
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Who is Vasant Dhoble?
Assistant Commissioner of police Vasant Dhoble, 57, has been accused by his severest critics of trying to Taliban-ize Mumbai. Mr Dhoble, who heads the Mumbai Police's Social Service branch, faced his latest criticism on Twitter on Tuesday when he was a trending topic for recent raids on some of the city's landmark restaurants and pubs.
