Mohamed Thaver is a journalist at The Indian Express. With over a decade of experience covering the crime beat, he focuses on the Maharashtra Police and Mumbai crime branch, delving into police probes, the evolution of law enforcement, and policy matters related to law and order. Mohamed's work has also been featured in MSN, highlighting his expertise in crime and justice, the judicial system, and legal affairs.
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Mohamed Thaver’s work primarily focuses on local crime, government & politics, with a significant emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories. His coverage often delves into Mumbai-specific issues related to law enforcement, fraud, and investigations.
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By: Mohamed Thaver
Over two years, agencies in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Rajasthan, Delhi and Maharashtra have traced dozens of young men recruited online by Pakistan-based gangster Shehzad Bhatti and his aides, allegedly at the ISI's behest. The Indian Express reports on a network that scans Instagram comments for the broke, the unschooled and the addicted, pays Rs 12,000 to Rs 25,000 upfront, and grades the work upward, from filming a police station to hurling a grenade
By: Mohamed Thaver
The death of the 35-year-old was first reported as a fall in the bathroom. Marks on her neck and bleeding from the head made police suspicious. Five arrests have followed, four of them from one family.
By: Mohamed Thaver
Dhanlaxmi, the police said, started to hatch a plan when she learnt that she was coming to India alone. It was then that she contacted her former maid and got her involved in the murder plan.
By: Mohamed Thaver
Committee recommends state amendment with safeguards against misuse; proposal now with Law and Judiciary Department
By: Mohamed Thaver
Accused told police he attacked Badal, blaming him for the worsening drug crisis in Punjab
By: Mohamed Thaver
When she started enquiring about the parcel as she had not placed any order, the person asked her to call up the number he was messaging her to get more details
By: Mohamed Thaver
Police are also likely to file a chargesheet in the next 10 days against the 16 accused, naming Bijendra Gupta as the mastermind.
By: Mohamed Thaver
The Crime Branch has also issued a notice to the girlfriend, Rutuja, who allegedly received the paper and went on to secure seventh rank in the recruitment examination.
By: Mohamed Thaver
A 25-year-old woman, Rutuja Patil, ranked 7th on the provisional merit list for the MPSC exam, was caught giving wrong answers in the drug inspector's exam.
By: Mohamed Thaver
After six arrests in the MPSC paper leak case, leaked WhatsApp chats purportedly between Rutuja and Gaurav have revealed the plot.
