Payal Gwalani is a Principal Correspondent for Hindustan Times, specializing in local news coverage in India. With a focus on crime, accidents, and incidents in the region, Payal brings attention to important stories that impact communities and shed light on the realities of everyday life.
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By: Payal Gwalani
A woman filed a police complaint against her tennis coach in Mumbai for rape, assault, extortion, and harassment. Coach booked by Lonavala police.
Mumbai police arrest man for forging documents to help autorickshaw drivers get permits, suspecting a larger scam. Accused charged ₹10,000 per permit.
Dhanraj Kamble, a Mumbai-based 38-year-old criminal lawyer, had just finished his college education and was appearing for various competitive exams in 2014 when he met Rahul Singh and Danish Alam, the alleged mastermind of a pan-India network of scamsters who duped unemployed youth under the false pretext of helping them secure government jobs
By: Payal Gwalani
In all these cases, the complainants have named different companies or services, which makes us believe that many cyber frauds have taken up the same modus operandi, said an officer from cyber police. “In all the above cases, besides the various sections for cheating and forgery, we have also booked the accused for criminal conspiracy (IPC 120 B),” said the officer
Wadala GRP registers case against 6 students, including a minor, for fighting at Tilak Nagar station. Fight stemmed from previous school disagreement. No arrests made yet.
Man arrested for attempting to kill woman he previously harassed. The accused, known as a ruffian, attacked her with a rod, causing severe injuries in Mumbai.
Mumbai police book operators of Everloan app for circulating morphed nude photos of a borrower to recover a loan, cautioning against fraudulent loan apps.
19-year-old college student booked after crashing into taxi, killing driver and injuring 3. Accused, Mayank Raniwala, also severely injured and in ICU.
By: Payal Gwalani
Journalist files complaint after four unknown men trespass into her house, threaten her over critical report on BJP candidate Piyush Goyal.
By: Payal Gwalani
19-year-old arrested by Bandra police for damaging a police car during late-night superbike racing. Two accomplices escaped. Charged with multiple offenses.
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