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26/11 would have been dubbed as 'Hindu terror' attack: Maria Kasab’s body would have been found with an I-card bearing a fictitious Hindu name, Maria writes in his memoir ‘Let Me Say It Now’ released recently. Current Affairs : Previous Mumbai police official Rakesh Maria has guaranteed that had Pakistani fear based oppressor Mohammed Ajmal Kasab not been gotten alive, the 26/11 Mumbai dread assault would have been named as the craftsmanship of “Hindu” psychological militants. Kasab’s body would have been found with an I-card bearing an imaginary Hindu name, Maria writes in his journal ‘Let Me Say It Now’ discharged as of late. In the 624-page book, Maria expounds broadly on the examination helmed by him in the 26/11 Mumbai fear assault. “In the event that all had worked out positively, he (Kasab) would have been dead with a red string tied around his wrist like a Hindu. We would have discovered a character card on his individual with an invented name: Samir Dinesh...

Sedition case against Chudawala in Mumbai for 'anti-national' slogans The case was registered by the Azad Maidan police after a video purportedly of Chudawala raising the slogans went viral after the LGBTQ event on February 1 Current Affairs :Dissident Urvashi Chudawala was on Monday reserved for dissidence by the Mumbai Police for supposedly raising “against national” trademarks on the side of JNU understudy Sharjeel Imam at a LGBTQ occasion held at the Azad Maidan here a week ago, an official said. Other than Chudawala, 50 others were likewise reserved under segments 124 (A) (dissidence), 153 (B) (Imputations, declarations biased to national-mix), 505 (explanation conducing to open evil) and 34 (Common Intention) of the Indian reformatory code, said Pranay Ashok, Deputy Commissioner of Police. “We have enrolled a FIR against Chudawala and 50 others. We will call them to (Azad Maidan) police headquarters for additional examination,” he said. The case was enrolled ...

Leaky, dingy, tiny: Why Mumbai cops are not happy with the homes they got There are not enough houses for India’s police personnel and those who do have accommodation are highly dissatisfied with it, said a recent report by the Bureau of Police Research & Development Current Affairs  :- Throughout the previous 24 years, police agent Deepika Sawant* has been living in a 180-sq ft level, scarcely the size of four ATM stands set up together, in a police province abutting the Saki Naka police headquarters in Andheri, a west Mumbai suburb. In July this year, water saturated her third-floor level, harming her TV, roof fan and her bed. “It resembled a cascade inside our home,” Sawant stated, “There was water coming in through each edge of the house. We didn’t have the foggiest idea what to do.” Sawant alongside her better half and little girl at that point needed to move into a vacant level on the primary floor of a similar structure. The Sawants are among the main thr...