Somendra Sharma is a journalist for The Free Press Journal, focusing on local news in Maharashtra, Mumbai, India. With a keen interest in crime and corruption, Somendra covers a wide range of topics including bribery cases, cyber fraud, law enforcement operations, and social issues.
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Somendra Sharma's focus is on local news in India, particularly Maharashtra and Mumbai. His coverage heavily features breaking news and government announcements, with a significant emphasis on crime-related topics such as cyber scams, bribery, and fraud.
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By: Somendra Sharma
The arrested persons have been identified as Deputy Commissioner Omprakash Bisht, Superintendent Amit Kumar, Bisht's peon Bijender Kumar, Customs House Agent of M/s Ashoka Logistics Solutions, Delhi Ashok Yadav, employee of M/s Ashoka Logistics Solutions Ravi Kant Mishra.
By: Somendra Sharma
Sources said a case was registered in July last year after it was learnt that the said public servants allegedly indulged in corrupt and illegal
By: Somendra Sharma
According to the agency sources, Bhalerao and Mahapatra, both from Belapur CGST, were arrested on March 15 while taking a bribe of Rs 1.5 lakh from one Jitendra S Pawar, in lieu of dropping the proceedings against M/s Shree Sainath Transport Company (regarding service tax/penalties).
By: Somendra Sharma
Mumbai Police have launched an investigation against two people from Boisar for allegedly running fraudulent investment schemes and duping at least 50 investors to the tune of over Rs 5 crore.
The disposed drugs includes Ganja, Mephedrone, Ephedrine, CBCS, Nitrazepam tablets, Heroin, Cocaine, MDMA/Ecstasy, Methamphetamine, Charas, Opium, Zolpidem, Alprazolam and Tramadol totally amounting to 982.100 kg.
By: Somendra Sharma
A 62-year-old man was duped by a gang of scammers posing as courier company and Mumbai cyber crime officials stating that his parcel containing
By: Somendra Sharma
The victim's number was added in a WhatsApp group meant to share tips on share market investment and was then induced to download a bogus trading app on which the victim could see his earnings of Rs 5 crore.
On July 28, the victim had received a WhatsApp message from an unknown number containing a file 'Union Bank Aadhar Update.apk'.
By: Somendra Sharma
In March this year, the victim had met a member of the sales and marketing department of a Taiwan based container mold manufacturing company and
By: Somendra Sharma
The alert related to KYC frauds stated, "Never share your personal details like mobile number, bank account number, password, OTP, PIN, or any other confidential details with unknown persons.
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