Editor - Crime & Investigation (Aajtak / India Today TV)
Divyesh Singh is an Editor at Aajtak / India Today TV, specializing in Crime & Investigation. He covers a wide range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, and legal affairs, with a focus on civil and family law as well as issues related to animal cruelty and real estate. Divyesh's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Business Today, India Today, and MSN.
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By: Tanu Jain, Divyesh Singh
The CBI carried out searches at 89 locations across 20 states in three digital arrest cases and arrested three accused under Operation Chakra-VI. The agency said the operation targets money trails and wider syndicates behind frauds worth Rs 42.36 crore.
By: Dipesh D. Tripathi, Divyesh Singh, Vivek Kumar
Initial assessment suggests that a technical defect may have triggered the fire, although officials are yet to establish the exact cause.
By: Divyesh Singh, Ajmal Abbas
The counterfeit Rs 500 notes were of high quality and closely replicated several security features of genuine currency, making them difficult to distinguish at first glance.
Fake PMO official, 'bodyguard' with gun detained ahead of PM Modi's Mumbai event
By: Nitish K Singh, Divyesh Singh
Amit Lakhanpal, accused of masterminding the Money Trade Coin scam, has been arrested in the UAE after Indian agencies traced him. The arrest advances extradition efforts in a case exposed by India Today's 2018 undercover investigation.
By: Divyesh Singh, Nitish K Singh
A gang posing as Income Tax and Crime Branch officials staged a fake raid on a Mumbai businessman and his wife. The case has led to 10 arrests, including two department employees, as police probe a wider network.
By: Tanu Jain, Divyesh Singh
The ED searched six premises linked to Gajanan Gangamai Industries LLP in a Rs 135 crore bank fraud case. The action led to a USD 3.7 million deposit being frozen and points to alleged routing of loan funds through shell entities.
By: Akash Chatterjee, Divyesh Singh
The accused have been identified as Superintendent Pankaj Kumar alias Pankaj Rajput and CGST consultant Prasad Kumar Swami.
By: Divyesh Singh
A redevelopment dispute over a Bandra property turns into an alleged extortion plot involving threats, gang links and a Rs 11 crore settlement, as police widen their probe.
By: Akash Chatterjee, Divyesh Singh
Maharashtra has set up an SIT to examine the transfer of 174 acres of government grazing land in Kalyan to Premier Automobiles and later deals involving developers and public bodies. The enquiry will scrutinise land records, ownership changes and sale transactions over six decades, and submit findings within 30 days.
