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• Oct. 2, 2010 Apex court issues notice to CBI in Ruchika case The Supreme Court Friday issued a notice to the Central Bureau of Investigation on a petition of former Haryana police chief S.P.S. Rathore challenging his conviction and enhancement of punishment in the Ruchika molestation case. know more April 27, 2010 Govt sanctions Rs 95.61 crore for Naxal-affected states The government has sanctioned Rs 95.61 crore to Maoist-affected states, including West Bengal, under the 'Special Assistance Scheme' to carry out speedy development works know more March 22, 2010 Mumbai police to file charge sheet against Headley David Headley, the terror suspect arrested by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, will soon be charged separately by the Mumbai police for allegedly conducting reconnaissance of targets know more March 22, 2010 Govt. released Rs. 742 crores for modernisation of police forces Government stated that it has released over Rs. 742 crores over the modernisation of police forces. know more March 22, 2010 No conclusive evidence to prove Headley's presence in Goa - Police Goa police today said it does not rule out that American terror suspect David Coleman Headley could have been present in the state earlier this year, but has no conclusive evidence to prove about it. know more March 22, 2010 lice remand for two BKI activists Two alleged terrorists of Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) arrested by Mohali police were produced in the court on Sunday. know more March 22, 2010 Police official's revolver stolen during IPL match A Delhi Police sub-inspector lost his service revolver during the IPL match between Mumbai Indians and Delhi Daredevils at the Ferozeshah Kotla stadium on Wednesday evening, a police source said on Friday. know more . Cambridge University to train police chiefs in India A former metropolitan police commissioner, Sir Ian Blair, is to co-direct a new training programme for senior police executives in India, led by the University of Cambridge. know more Police arms smuggled to kill police men? The news that arms and ammunition stolen from Police armoury are being supplied to Maoists to be used against the police to kill and injure them is a very serious matter. This is not the first time such a news item has come out. In April 2002, the UP Police had seized a huge cache of arms in Siddharthnagar near the border. The captured couriers had then confessed that the arms were being sent to the Maoists and that they had already successfully delivered three earlier consignments. The Bihar Police in November 2007 had announced the reopening of an investigation into the theft of five self-loading rifles (SLRs) and a Insas rifle from the armoury of the 6th battalion of the Bihar Military Police (BMP) in Muzaffarpur district the year before. Deputy Inspector General (Tirhut range) Arvind Pandey was quoted having said that he had ordered the re-opening of the case and had announced a reward of Rs.100,000 for anyone providing information about arms stolen from the BMP armoury at Muzaffarpur. Earlier in Karnataka too, many arms from Belgaum police armoury were found missing. The role some police officers were suspected then. A case was registered in Market Police station, Belgaum. An anonymous letter written to the then district commissioner Atul Kumar Tiwari, said there was an illegal transaction of 128 pistols, guns and hundreds of cartridges from the armoury to underworld dons. On inspection, the information was found to be true. Investigation in the case is reported to be still on. We need sustained investigation to choke the arms and ammunition supply to the law breakers. Can we start a sustained movement atleast to unearth all the elements of this obnoxious behaviour in the police ranks? We can not afford to have such traitors in the police ranks. . Pl come forward with your suggestion. know more Togadia released by Orissa Police Fireband VHP leader Praveen Togadia, who was arrested while trying to enter riot-hit Kandhamal district despite prohibitory orders, was today released by Orissa Police. "Togadia was released on a bond and he left for Bhanjanagar in Ganjam district," Kandhamal SP Pravin Kumar said. know more Sri R.N.Mathur, IPS Ex-DGP, Assam Expired The Director General of Police, Assam, officers and staff of Assam Police deeply condole the premature demise of Shri Ravindra Nath Mathur, IPS (Retired) Ex-Director General of Police, Assam died on 11-03-2010 at 11.30 pm at his residence, Ajmer, Rajasthan due to illness. He was 61 years. know more

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