Arnabjit Sur is a journalist based in Delhi, India, focusing on local news and current affairs. He writes for The Indian Express and his work has also appeared in Kasturi & Sons, Ltd. Arnabjit covers a wide range of topics including crime, investigations, social issues, and local events, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to keep readers informed about happenings in Delhi.
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The Delhi Police Crime Branch had sought another 10-day police custody of Balyan in an application before the court
By: Arnabjit Sur
New Delhi, Dec. 14 -- A Special MP/MLA court in the city on Friday sent AAP legislator Naresh Balyan to judicial custody till January 9 in connection
By: Arnabjit Sur
The racket involving a government scheme, which targeted plots in west Delhi’s Savda Ghevra area meant for resettling eligible slum dwellers
New Delhi, Dec. 26 -- A Delhi court has convicted two former government officials and three accomplices in a 2007 racket involving the fraudulent allotment of 26 plots meant for slum dwellers by using forged documents....
New Delhi, Dec. 26 -- A Delhi court has refused to take cognisance of a money laundering charge sheet filed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) against
New Delhi, Dec. 26 -- A Delhi court has convicted two former government officials and three accomplices in a 2007 racket involving the fraudulent allotment of 26 plots meant for slum dwellers by using forged documents.
The court was informed that the investigating officer (IO) was informed about the grave nature of the injury allegedly inflicted by the accused persons
The court added that instead of tracing and prosecuting the actual culprits, the present accused has been framed for assault on the victim
Satyendar Jain is contesting the Delhi assembly elections from the Shakur Basti constituency for the fourth consecutive time
Taking serious note of the misconduct, the court directed the deputy commissioners of police (DCPs) of three districts to appear in person and explain the failure to comply with earlier directions
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