CCB books chairman,directors of Chennai FIIT-JEE in Rs 4-crore cheating case
CHENNAI: The Central Crime Branch (CCB) of the Greater Chennai Police (GCP) has registered a case against private coaching institute FIIT-JEE Chennai head Ankur Jain and other directors following serious allegations of fraud. After FIIT-JEEs Kilpauk centre abruptly closed down, over 100 parents accused the institute of having taken them for a ride, the police said. The parents claimed they were cheated of nearly Rs 4 crore by FIIT-JEE after it collected Rs 2 lakh to Rs 5 lakh per student for coaching programmes targeting competitive exams like JEE and NEET, the police said. Parents alleged that the institute failed to deliver promised academic services, and refund requests were repeatedly ignored, the police said. FIITJEE, a Delhi-based coaching institute, operates across the country through tie-ups with private schools. The police said the sudden closure of the Kilpauk centre is blamed on the freezing of bank accounts at FIIT-JEEs Delhi headquarters that prevented the institute from paying salaries to its teaching staff, thus crippling its operations. One of the complainants, Aravind, said he paid Rs 1.74 lakh for his daughters enrolment, only to find the institutes services abruptly withdrawn. Similar closures have been reported in other states, causing disruption nationwide, police said. A case under relevant sections of the BNS was registered on April 22 and the officers are probing possible collusion with private schools, police added. The CCB has confirmed that six FIIT-JEE centres in Tamil Nadu, including in Chennai and Coimbatore, continue to operate. The members of the staff at these centres claim that classes are running smoothly and that the Kilpauk case appears to be an isolated one. The investigation is under way. It may be noted that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is also investigating a Rs 250-crore scam allegedly involving over 15,000 students. Raids on FIITJEEs Delhi and Noida offices had reportedly led to seizure of Rs 10 lakh in cash and gold worth Rs 5 crore. Two Pink autos driven by men seized, 5 drivers fined Chennai: A few days after TNIE published a report highlighting that several Pink autorickshaws were being driven by men instead of women, the social welfare and women empowerment department took action on Friday and seized two such autos operated by male drivers. Additionally, the traffic police imposed a fine of Rs 5,000 on five male drivers, Rs 1,000 each, for permit violations. The Pink Auto scheme, launched on March 8 this year, was introduced to promote womens entrepreneurship and improve the safety of female passengers. As part of the initiative, a subsidy of Rs 1 lakh was offered for the purchase of CNG or hybrid autorickshaws, with permits granted only on the condition that the vehicles be owned and operated exclusively by women.
American woman accuses bank manager of Rs 2.5 cr fraud, says FIR not filed
Andheri-based American national, 75, says cops not filing FIR against bank wealth manager who hoodwinked her into buying property worth Rs 2.5 crore in Chandigarh and Noida; accused says her claims are baseless
Gang that stole RRUs from towers busted, 8 arrested in Noida
Two arrested for mixing country liquor in foreign booze in Noida
RRTS underground in final section trial runs
Money stuck in JAL flat? Portal to fill details soon
Builder digs for basement & damages drain, Ghaziabad condo flooded
Beat that! Ghaziabad set to have 3 times more cops on ground
Traffic crawls in parts of Noida as 2-hour rain leads to flooding
Man thrashed after biker on wrong side rams car in Noida
Traveling between Greater Noida West and Ghaziabad has now become smoother. The construction of the Railway Over Bridge (ROB) in the Chapparauli area will ease heavy traffic between the two districts in Uttar Pradesh.
Over 4-hour outage in Noida-Ghaziabad due to thundershowers
Early morning showers and strong winds caused widespread power outages in Noida and Ghaziabad, affecting numerous sectors and colonies. Tree falls and cable entanglements led to disruptions in power supply, impacting water supply and daily routines. While power was restored in Noida by late morning, Ghaziabad residents faced continued tripping and voltage issues.
A Wake-Up Call as Cancer Hits the Under 40 Generation
Dr Raghav Kesri, Senior Consultant and Head of Department, Medical Oncology, Yatharth Hospital, Greater Noida Cancer is no longer a disease confined to older adults. In recent years, India has seen a concerning rise in cancer cases among individuals under the age of 40. According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), cancers among [] The post A Wake-Up Call as Cancer Hits the Under 40 Generation appeared first on Northlines .
Tata Projects is under pressure to complete the Noida International Airport by June 30, facing penalties for construction delays. To meet the deadline, the company is increasing its workforce by deploying 2,000 additional workers. While the terminal building is progressing, challenges remain with water and sewage treatment plants.
2k more workers in race to complete Noida airport by June 30
During a high-level review meeting chaired by chief secretary Manoj Kumar Singh on Wednesday, Tata outlined a catch-up plan to overcome recent setbacks that have led to several deadlines being missed.
Raid on hotel selling liquor illegally, owners face FIR in Noida
Two staffers, Vinod Garg and Kanchan Singh Mehra, were also arrested from the spot.
New dawn for 2,000 Sun City buyers as revised plan gets government approval
No promotion, extra hours: 2,000 government teachers hit the streets in protest
No shutdown during work hours: Minister
100 hotels, hospitals get one month to fix their fire infrastructure
Survey for electric vehicle charging stations planned for condos in Noida
With raging disputes over EV charging installations across group housing complexes, Atul Kumar said discoms must coordinate with apartment owners' associations (AOAs) and resident welfare associations (RWAs) to explain the govt's policy and identify possible locations for public charging points.
As stiff NOC norms cut swim season, Noida societies open pools
Woman says colleagues shared offensive texts, HR & senior didnt help
Water flows into Dhanauri after a month, lush wetland has gone brown
2 arrested for smuggling marijuana worth Rs 2.5 lakh in Noida
CBI takes NEET-UG 2024 question paper leak kingpin Sanjeev Mukhiya on four-day remand
PATNA: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Thursday took Sanjeev Kumar Singh , alias Sanjeev Mukhiya, on a four-day remand for interrogation in connection with the NEET-UG 2024 question paper leak case. Mukhiya, the alleged mastermind behind several question paper leak rackets, was arrested from Patna last Friday. CBI special judge Sunil Kumar-2 granted the four-day remand after a petition was filed seeking his custody for interrogation in the undergraduate medical entrance exam case. Although the CBI had requested a seven-day remand, the court granted only four. Mukhiya, a native of Bihars Nalanda district, is believed to be at the centre of an inter-state solver gang involved in leaking question papers of various national-level exams. We hope to get substantial clue in the medical entrance exam question paper leak case, said an investigating officer on condition of anonymity. During an earlier interrogation by Bihar Polices Economic Offences Unit (EOU), Mukhiya reportedly claimed that he had helped several politicians, doctors and government officers by securing medical college seats for their children. He also confessed to maintaining connections with teachers at private coaching institutes, who would send candidates to him. He disclosed that the leaks were carried out in collusion with certain printing press employees. As soon as his men would inform him about question of a particular examination being printed in a press, he would start his work and contact them, the officer said. Mukhiya would allegedly offer hefty bribes to gain access to the papers. NTA initiates action against Telegram, Instagram channels claiming NEET-UG question paper leak Once the question papers were dispatched from the press, his men coordinated with carrier agents. The examination centre authorities were reportedly aware of only two locks on the boxes carrying the question papers, while Mukhiya had access to a third hidden lock. He would open the boxes, make xerox copies of the papers, reseal them carefully, and send them to the examination centres without raising suspicion. The xeroxed question papers were solved by his solver teams and passed on to the candidates before the exams. For the NEET-UG examination, the gang charged between Rs 40 to 50 lakh per candidate. Mukhiya claimed to have strong connections in examination rackets operating in Dehradun, Chandigarh, Lucknow, Kolkata, Gurugram, Noida and Gandhinagar. We used to take help of each other in our work, an investigating officer quoted him as saying. Revealing his personal motivation, Mukhiya reportedly told interrogators that he entered the question paper leak business to accumulate enough money to make his wife an MLA and eventually an MP. He said he had expanded his network to states including Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Delhi, Punjab and West Bengal. Additional Director General (ADG) of EOU, Naiyar Hasnain Khan, said information had been sought regarding the cases registered against Mukhiya in other states. We have shared relevant information to police officers of different states where Mukhiya has been links, Khan said. The ADG clarified that Mukhiya was arrested from an apartment near Saguna Mor under Danapur police limits in connection with the Bihar constable and teachers recruitment exam leak cases being probed by the states investigating agency. Mukhiya also confessed during interrogation that his son, Dr Shiv Prakash, and his associate, Rocky, were active members of the gang. He admitted to his involvement in leaks of question papers of NEET, BPSC, and constable recruitment exams in both Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
Noida airport won't be third time lucky, set to miss May 15 deadline
Noida International Airport faces further delays, missing its May 15 deadline due to unfinished terminal construction and pending regulatory clearances. The Uttar Pradesh government is penalizing the concessionaire for the setbacks, prompting a high-level review to establish a revised timeline. Authorities are exploring phased operational models, potentially starting with cargo and domestic flights before expanding to international services.
SGRE Fund raises Rs 450 crore, invested Rs 125 crore across two real estate projects
SGRE Fund has secured Rs 450 crore to invest in real estate projects across India, already allocating Rs 125 crore to two stalled projects in Noida. Managed by Nirala World and Sea Fund promoters, it aims to raise up to Rs 2,000 crore, providing crucial financing to struggling real estate companies.
Headaches That Keep Coming Back: Understanding Migraines vs Chronic Pain
Dr Chirag Gupta, Senior Consultant, Neurology, Yatharth Hospital, Greater Noida Headaches are very common, but not all headaches are the same. Some people get mild headaches once in a while, while others suffer from strong, frequent head pain that affects their daily life. With work stress, long traffic hours, and hot climate, headache complaints become [] The post Headaches That Keep Coming Back: Understanding Migraines vs Chronic Pain appeared first on Northlines .
Noida Airport Set To Miss Third Deadline, Inauguration Unlikely Before July: Report
Banker, part of digital arrest gang, held in Rs 84L scam in Noida
ICSE results: A near-perfect pass rate for Noida schools at 99.2%
Building had no fire NOC, Ghaziabad DM sets up panel to probe Raj Nagar District Centre blaze
Sacked 2 months ago, ex-domestic staffer teams up with driver to burgle bizmans house, held in Noida
2km arm of Hindon elevated rd to link new township & capital
Makers, sellers of non-certified helmets to face FIRs in Noida
No flowerpots on railings of condos, Ghazaibad residents told
Airport to miss May 15 deadline
Woman pays Rs 3.5 lakh to recruitment officer for UP cop job, conned
Greater Noida stadium to get international coaches, rehab unit for excellence tag
Shikhar Dhawan Unveils Jerseys For Intercontinental Legends Championship Ahead Of May 27 Kick-off
Shaheed Vijay Singh Pathik Sports: The Intercontinental Legends Championship (ILC) on Wednesday unveiled the official team jerseys ahead of its highly anticipated season, set to begin on May 27 at the Shaheed Vijay Singh Pathik Sports Complex in Greater Noida. The former India opener Shikhar Dhawan headlined the jersey unveiling ceremony alongside ex-India cricketers Parvinder Awana, Praveen Kumar, and ILC founder Pradeep Sangwan. Speaking about the League and jersey, Dhawan said, Its a great initiative to bring together cricketing legends from around the world under one banner. The Intercontinental Legends Championship not only revives the passion of legends but also brings fans a unique blend of nostalgia and entertainment. Im thrilled to be part of this launch and look forward to the exciting action ahead. The Intercontinental Legends Championship will feature six iconic teams representing six global regions: African Lions, Trans Titans (Australia and New Zealand), Europe Gladiators, American Tigers, Asian Avengers, and Indian Warriors. Speaking about the Intercontinental Legends Championship, founder Pradeep Sangwan said, The Intercontinental Legends Championship is more than a tournament; it's a celebration of cricket's ability to unite the world. With Sony Network broadcasting the event, we're bringing this historic spectacle to millions of fans globally. The upcoming Intercontinental Legends Championship, featuring six teams from six continents, will be live on the Sony Sports Network, ensuring cricket enthusiasts worldwide can witness every moment of this historic championship from the comfort of their homes. MLA from Khanpur, Umesh Kumar, who attended the jersey unveiling ceremony, expressed his appreciation for the event and the people behind it. Pradeep Sangwan has been a remarkable IPL player, and I congratulate him for this initiative. Initially, I thought it would be difficult to pull off something of this scale, but after seeing his dedication and hard work, its clear how this vision has now reached the stage of a successful jersey launch. MLA from Khanpur, Umesh Kumar, who attended the jersey unveiling ceremony, expressed his appreciation for the event and the people behind it. Also Read: LIVE Cricket Score Article Source: IANS
Nigerian citizen nabbed in major drug trafficking case in Kozhikode
The suspect was nabbed from Greater Noida after a three-month long investigation into the incident
Distressed families gathered at the shuttered FIITJEE Noida centre for answers, but found no help. Helplines went unanswered and the offices were completely deserted
Eye from sky: AI watch soon on illegal colonies in Ghaziabad
Noidas first deer park now has a Central Zoo Authority greenlight
257 sanctioned posts in YEIDA, but only 85 of them are filled
Common in-building infra deployment at airport should not involve 3rd party: Telcos to Noida Airport
NEW DELHI, April 29: Telecom operators Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea have banded together and approached Noida International Airport Ltd., saying the deployment of a common In-Building Solution (IBS) for seamless telecom connectivity within the airport terminal should not involve any third-party infrastructure provider. The telcos, in a joint letter, cautioned that any []
When was RWA elected? Noida to review soon
Can Noida hosps tackle fires? DM orders audit
Brothers in crime: 2 held for robberies in Ghaziabad
Ghaziabad medical student molested, threatened by her classmates, three face FIR
`Builder-banks nexus`: SC directs CBI to register inquiries against developers
A bench of Justices Surya Kant and N Kotiswar Singh found a prima facie nexus between renowned banks and builders in Noida, Gurugram, Yamuna Expressway, Greater Noida, Mohali, Mumbai, Kolkata and Allahabad
The Supreme Court has ordered a CBI probe into Supertech and other builders. This is regarding undelivered housing projects in Delhi-NCR. The CBI will investigate the builder-bank nexus. Loans worth Rs 5157.86 crore are under scrutiny. The investigation includes government authorities like Noida and Greater Noida. The court will monitor the case monthly.
Supreme Court orders CBI probe into Supertech builder projects, cites builder-bank nexus
NEW DELHI: T he Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the CBI to register a preliminary enquiry and investigate the nexus between Supertech, a real estate developer , and eight other banks over delays in project completion and forcing homebuyers to pay EMIs. The top court ordered that the Central Bureau of Investigation will probe the incomplete projects of the realty major Supertech Limited in the NCR including Noida, Greater Noida, and Gurugram where irregularities have been found. The court observed that there appeared to be an unholy nexus between these eight banks and developers involved in these projects. Taking into account an affidavit filed by the CBI in the case, a two-judge bench comprising Justice Surya Kant and Justice N. Kotiswar Singh directed the Directors General of Police (DGPs) of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana to provide a list of Deputy Superintendents of Police (DSPs), inspectors, and constables to the agency, enabling it to form a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the alleged nexus and irregularities involving Supertech and the banks. The court instructed that the CBI investigate the matter thoroughly and dig deeper to uncover the root of the irregularities. Further, the court ordered the CEOs of the Greater Noida Authority, Noida Authority, and the Secretary of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), as well as officials from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), to nominate one senior-most officer from their respective organizations within a week to assist the SIT in the investigation. The Supreme Court issued this order for a detailed CBI probe after hearing a batch of petitions filed by several homebuyers. Reportedly, around 1,000 petitioners had approached the apex court, alleging that they were being illegally forced by banks to pay EMIs despite not receiving possession of their flats. Taking note of these concerns, the court directed the CBI to conduct a comprehensive investigation. The petitioners who had booked flats in the NCR region demanded a thorough probe into Supertechs projects and the role of various banks that had loaned over 5,000 crore under the subvention scheme for its multiple housing developments. According to the court order, the Supreme Court bench will monitor the status of the CBI investigation on a monthly basis. It is important to note that a subvention scheme operates by having banks disburse the sanctioned loan amount directly to the builders account. During this period, the builder is required to pay the EMIs on the sanctioned loan until the flats are handed over to the homebuyers. However, the builder eventually began defaulting on loan payments, and at the same time, banks started demanding EMIs from the homebuyers, as per the tripartite agreement.
Thieves took flight after heist of over 6,000 mobile phones in Chikkaballapur; seven arrested
CHIKBALLAPUR: The Chikkaballapur CEN (Cyber, Economic and Narcotics) Police cracked a major mobile phone theft case by arresting seven individuals from the Mewat area of Haryana and Rajasthan, who allegedly flew out after executing the heist. Speaking to The New Indian Express, Chikkaballapur Superintendent of Police Kushal Chowksey said that on 22 November 2024, Safe Seed Carriers Private Limited company manager Padmanab lodged a complaint with Peresandra Police Station. He stated that 170 boxes of Redmi mobiles (totalling 3,400 phones) and 163 boxes of POCO mobiles (totalling 3,260 phones), valued around Rs 3 crore, had been stolen. The container used for transporting the consignment from Noida, New Delhi to wholesale dealers was found empty near Reddy Gollarahalli under Peresandra Police limits. In connection with the case registered at Peresandra Police Station, a team led by Inspector Nayaz Baig arrested the prime accused, Rahul, the driver of the vehicle and a resident of Palwal district in Haryana, Chowksey said. He added that, as the accused were residents of Haryana and Rajasthan, the case was transferred to the CEN Police under the leadership of Deputy Superintendent of Police Ravi Kumar and Circle Inspector Surya Prakash. The team worked on various angles using both traditional and technical methods and successfully arrested all accused involved in the theft, including seizing the truck used for transportation, he said. The arrested were identified as Imran, Mohammed Musthafa alias Badra, Anoop Roy, Abhijith Paul, Sakrulla, and Yusuf Khan. During the investigation, it was revealed that the theft was premeditated. The accused had travelled by flight and, after stealing the consignment, sold the phones at cheaper rates in New Delhi, distributing them across the country. The police recovered 56 mobile phones. Chowksey said the police, with the help of the Department of Telecommunications, blocked the stolen phones using their IMEI numbers. A total of 4,084 phones were blocked, including 856 in Uttar Pradesh East and West, 539 in Tamil Nadu, 466 in Andhra Pradesh, 337 in Madhya Pradesh, and 300 in the North East, he said. He further said, Deputy Superintendent of Police Ravi Kumar, Circle Inspector Surya Prakash, and the team travelled to Haryana and other parts of the country to arrest the accused.
SC orders CBI probe into nexus between banks and builders across major cities
The Supreme Court has instructed the CBI to launch seven preliminary investigations into suspected collusion between major banks and real estate developers across several Indian cities. This action aims to protect defrauded homebuyers in areas like Noida, Gurugram, and Mumbai. The court noted evidence suggesting a nexus between financial institutions and builders, leading to financial exploitation.
Top telecom operators Reliance Jio, Vodafone Idea, and Bharti Airtel are seeking approval to jointly deploy in-building solutions (IBS) at Noida International Airport. They aim to provide seamless connectivity without third-party involvement, citing legal authority and technical expertise.
Karnataka HC orders SIT probe into drone data theft, urges cybercrime unit creation
BENGALURU: The Karnataka High Court ordered the Karnataka government to constitute a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe a case of data theft from a private company supplying drones to the defence sector as the city cybercrime police failed to conduct a proper investigation allegedly due to the influence of a deputy commissioner of police from Rajasthan and an ACP from Bengaluru. The court directed the state government to give life to the Cyber Command Centre (CCC) or constitute a separate wing, which could be a Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau -- on the lines of City Crime Branch, to tackle the growth of cybercrime. Justice M Nagaprasanna passed the order, allowing a petition filed by Newspace Research and Technologies Pvt Ltd, seeking directions to constitute the SIT, alleging an improper investigation by the CEN police of North East Division in Bengaluru. The court directed that the SIT should comprise Director General of Police Pranab Mohanty and two IPS officers Bhushan Gulab Rao Borase and Nisha James and it should be handed over the investigation immediately. The court directed that the copy of its order should be given to the chief secretary and principal secretary of the Home Department for compliance. It directed the SIT to submit the report within three months. The court said, It is again in public domain that the State of Karnataka recognising the huge problem of cyber crime, has in fact come up with a novel idea of a CCC, to be headed by an officer of the rank of Director General of Police. If a CCC is established to combat cyber crimes and strengthen cyber security, it would usher a new beginning of tackling new-age crime with new-age investigating centres. This is the paradigm shift that is imperative. Such CCCs should be made meaningfully functional by appropriate officers manning them. It is only then the state will leap forward to tackle the emergency and growth of cybercrime, failing which, the citizen who has been a victim of cybercrime or cyber fraud will never get justice. The petitioner, involved in the manufacture of drones for the services, registered the crime on December 25, 2024, accusing its three former employees - Prabhat Sharma, Anirudh Putsala and Akash Patil - of stealing data and starting their own company, compromising the security of the nation. The accused conspired to steal sensitive proprietary information for the benefit of a rival firm called Lenviz Technologies, where they are now employed, it alleged. The alleged stolen information pertains to cutting edge UAV, the complaint stated. During the hearing, it came to light that the accused were not taken into custody despite bail not granted to them. After an interim order on March 20, 2025, the police visited Noida and arrested the accused. They later issued a notice to the accused under Section 35(3) of the BNSS to appear for inquiry, which was to be done before the arrest. The court was informed that they disappeared after the notice was issued. Noting that the notice after the arrest is the first needle of suspicion on a fake investigation being conducted, the court appointed a court commissioner, who visited the residence of the accused, Prabhat Sharma. The Court Commissioner reported that during the seizure procedure at Prabhats place, a technical staff member, Manoj, received continuous phone calls from individuals claiming to be a DCP from Jaipur and an ACP from Bengaluru. They tried to interfere with the operation and instructed us to vacate the premises, warning of unusual circumstances. The ACP from Bengaluru specifically enquired what are you doing with a group of 12-14 people at the raid location despite being informed by DCP Jaipur to vacate the premises? the court commissioner stated.
Youth held for pro-Pak comment on social media in Noida
100 rescued as building catches fire in Ghaziabad's Raj Nagar District Centre
Mother Dairy gets 21 plots for milk booths in sectors 18 and 20 in Noida
Man poses as TTE & cheats many with rail job offers; held
Gang of seven arrested for stealing mobile consignment headed to Bengaluru from Noida
LUCKNOW: While the Uttar Pradesh Police claims that the deportation of Pakistani nationals is almost complete following the Pahalgam terror attack, the fate of individuals like Maryam in Bulandshahr and Seema Haider in Noida remains uncertain. Maryam, a three-month pregnant Pakistani national, who got married to Amir of Khurja in Bulandshahr in July 2022, is finding it difficult to go back to her native land saying that she is now Indias daughter-in-law. Maryam had come to Bulandshahr in February, 2025 on three-month tourist visa to spent time with husband after leading separate lives post-wedding for three years. Maryam has requested the PM to allow her stay as she is three-month pregnant. I was born a Pakistani but now I am an Indian bahu. I dont want to go back. I want to live here as an Indian at heart, says an emotional Maryam, 29, whiletalking to media persons. Desperate to stay with her husband, Maryam says she has petitioned the President through the Bulandshahr senior superintendent of police, seeking a long-term visa in light of her pregnancy. According to her account, Maryam, who hails from Islamabad, had an arranged marriage with Amir. However, after the wedding, she was unable to secure a long-term visa and has been living with her parents for the past three years. Following Amir's suggestion, Maryam had arrievd in India on a three-month tourist visa on February 12, 2025. She applied for a long-term visa on March 15, but her application is still pending. Now, following the Centres directive after the Pahalgam attack, she faces the possibility of deportation. While Bulandshahr SSP Dinesh Kumar Singh confirmed that Maryam would remain in Bulandshahr for now and a final decision on her deportation would be made after further guidelines from the government. Amir, however, said they would abide by government directives. We have submitted a mercy petition to the President. We trust the administrations decision and will comply accordingly, he said. Authorities revealed that 18 Pakistani nationals are currently residing in Bulandshahr on long-term visas. These individuals, all married to Indian citizens, have applied for Indian citizenship and are under regular watch by police and intelligence agencies. However, four Pakistani women, who were in India on short-term visas, have already been sent back. On the other, Seema Haider, the Pakistani national who entered India through Nepal illegally, has said that she would prefer to die rather going back to Pakistan. She met her current husband, Sachin Meena of Meerut, online and entered Indian territory through the Nepal border. Seema and Sachin got married and now have a daughter who is just a couple of months old. Seema has also appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to allow her to spend the rest of her life with Sachin in India. On the other hand, Seemas ex-husband, Ghulam Haider, has released a video appeal urging Indian authorities to send his four children, currently living with Seema, back to Pakistan, as they are Pakistani citizens. In the video, Haider pointed out that while those who had entered India on valid visas were being deported, no action was being taken against Seema, who he claimed was residing in India illegally. Meanwhile, UP DGP Prashant Kumar said that the state had completed deportation of almost all the Pakistani nationals eligible for the process. He added that only one Pakistani citizen remained to be deported on Wednesday. So far, 50 Pak nationals, who had been in UP on short-term visas and other categories of visa, left the state till April 27. However, around 1000 are still in the state living on long-term visas. Among them mostly are those who are either married Indian citizens or are on diplomatic visa with medical issues. The UP DGP also claimed that in the light of the Pahalgam incident on April 22, strategic reserves of police force were deployed at critically sensitive points across the state to respond any emergent situation with alacrity. He claimed that the police authorities were actively coordinating with intelligence agencies to maintain effective early warning system. Intensified border checks, surveillance at religious sites, drone monitoring of airports, railway stations and bus terminals besides security arrangements around Kashmiri students, tourists and traders in the state had also been spruced up.
Man gets 20 years RI for rape of 12-yr-old in Noida
My neighbourhood matters: Open drain in Sector 23 raises a stink, residents urge Noida to cover it
20 years on, Noida starts process to return plots to 2.2k farmers...
...Decade-long registry limbo ends for 550 families in Noidas Zeta 1
Garbage piles line Indirapuram roads, residents raise concern over health
40-year-old Rera accountant arrested in s 5k bribery case in Greater Noida
Truck driver shot by businessman after fight over honking dies in Noida
Noida intl airport declared red zone; drone flights prohibited
Stores at 6 more Aqua Line stations soon
Truck brakes on DME, 2 die as ambulance crashes into it
Deadline gone, no fines yet for unregistered lifts in Noida
Watch what you eat, say doctors, as Noidas temperature goes past 40C
Ghaziabad man strangles lover, locks house & flees to Haridwar, held
Noida airport a red zone, no drones or UAVs around it
20 injured in garment factory after 2 boilers explode, send window glass shards flying
Flying drones, UAV around Jewar airport punishable offence: Police
Gautam Budh Nagar Police have prohibited the operation of drones and unmanned aerial vehicles near Noida International Airport in Jewar, citing security concerns and airspace monitoring. Declared a Red Zone on October 8, 2024, by aviation authorities, unauthorized drone flights will face legal consequences under the Airports Authority of India Act, 1934, and UAV operation rules.
ED seizes cash, jewellery worth Rs 5 crore in money laundering case against coaching institute
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) in Lucknow has seized Rs 10 lakh in cash and jewellery worth Rs 4.89 crore during raids across Noida, Delhi, and Gurgaon in connection with a FIIT-JEE fraud case. The searches targeted FIIT-JEE Director DK Goel and other top executives following allegations of financial irregularities and unfulfilled promises to students.
Im now Indias daughter-in-law: Seema Haider pleads to stay amid visa ban for Pakistanis
Seema Haider, who crossed into India illegally from Pakistan in 2023 to marry her Indian partner, faces possible deportation after India suspended visas for Pakistani nationals in response to the Pahalgam terror attack. She now lives in Greater Noida with her husband and newborn daughter. In a video appeal to Prime Minister Modi and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, she urges to remain in India, claiming her citizenship is now tied to her Indian husband and that she no longer belongs to Pakistan.
I don't want to go to Pakistan, I am India's daughter-in law now, let me stay here: Seema Haider
Seema Haider, who illegally entered India from Pakistan to marry Sachin Meena, fears deportation after India suspended visa services for Pakistani nationals following the Pahalgam terror attack. She appeals to PM Modi and UP CM Yogi to allow her to stay, claiming she is now India's daughter-in-law and has embraced Hinduism.
Let Me Stay Here, IM Indias Daughter-In-Law Now: Seema Haider
Noida (UP), Apr 26: I was Pakistans daughter, but now Im Indias daughter-in-law, says Seema Haider as she fears deportation after the government suspended visa services for Pakistani nationals as part of a series of retaliatory steps following the Pahalgam terror attack. Haider made headlines in 2023 when she left Pakistan to marry her Indian lover, Sachin Meena. She was already married back home in Sindh province but had illegally entered India via Nepal along with her four children. In [] The post Let Me Stay Here, IM Indias Daughter-In-Law Now: Seema Haider appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
FIR against four for abetment after Gzb prof dies by suicide
Speeding to signal jumping, 200 driving licences to be suspended for 3 months in Noida
Noida man on way to deliver food dies in road accident
Large Piece Of Cloth Found In UP Woman's Stomach 2 Years After Surgery
In a case of medical negligence, a half-a-metre piece of clothing was left behind inside a woman's stomach during a cesarean operation by doctors of a private hospital in Greater Noida in 2023, her family and health officials said.
