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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Always on alert, here's all you need to know about the men in action
By: Arnabjit Sur
- The six organisers of the Shri Kalkaji Sajja Sevadar Mitra Mandal — including its president — “did not take adequate permission from local police to carry out the overnight mata jagran event which went beyond 10 pm”.
By: Arnabjit Sur
With this, they have averted contract killings and other heinous crimes being planned in Delhi and other states, Delhi Police said.
Several police teams attempted to trace his whereabouts, get details of his family members or his contact number, but to no avail.
DCP (Southeast) Rajesh Deo said they received a PCR call at 6.50 pm regarding the murder.
By: Arnabjit Sur
The murder of the affable Dr Paul who used to run a clinic a 7-minute walk away from his home in C block, Jangpura Extension, and was popular for reserving half-an-hour everyday to check patients for free, has left the locality shaken.
Police claimed they planned to rob the house and kill the doctor and decided to strike in the afternoon as most people were at work at the time.
A group of residents held a protest outside the Jangpura police post on Sunday against the “deteriorating law and order situation” in the locality and the murder of Dr Paul.
In the murder case of Jangpura doctor Yogesh Chander Paul last week, the Delhi Police had stated that police verification of the family's domestic help — and prime accused — Basanti was not carried out. Following the crime, DCP (Southeast) Rajesh Deo in a press conference exhorted residents of the locality, and Delhi in general, […]
Police also arrested another shooter, Abhishek alias Churan, on May 10. After he allegedly opened fire at a car showroom in Tilak Nagar on May 6, Mohit Ridhaun Gahlawat gave police the slip.
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