Mumbai Police have booked filmmaker Vikram Bhatt and his daughter Krishna in a fresh ₹13.5 crore cheating case. A businessman alleges he was defrauded after investing in film projects in 2021. The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) is now investigating the high-value fraud.
Taking a dig at the election promises made by the opposition, Fadnavis said that the BJP-led alliance does not make unrealistic claims and delivers on commitments.
A 68-year-old Mumbai woman lost ₹3.71 crore in a "digital arrest" scam. Fraudsters posed as police, CBI, and "Judge Chandrachud" in fake video hearings, claiming money laundering charges. She transferred savings for "verification" before realizing the cheat.
The court said a magistrate dealing with a police report cannot force the police to change their opinion and should not doubt factual conclusions in the report.
The Union government has approved a project for the development of a world-class marina in Mumbai Harbour, named 'Viksit Bharat Mumbai Marina', with an...
The three accused confronted the victims near a Buddha Vihar, accused them of harming a stray dog, followed them as they tried to leave, and launched a coordinated attack before fleeing the scene.