MANGALURU POLICE DRUG BUST

AI 'reshaping' organised crime, warns Europol
Artificial intelligence is turbocharging organised crime, from creating child sexual abuse images to money laundering via cryptocurrency, Europol warned Tuesday, with advances like quantum computing only poised to make things worse.

Fish prices suddenly surge in Bengaluru; supply chains stretched, buyers & sellers both feel the heat
Fish prices in Bengaluru have surged by around 30% due to increased demand caused by bird flu concerns and high mutton costs. Limited supply, disrupted deliveries from coastal regions, and rising ocean temperatures are exacerbating the situation. Traders expect prices to continue rising as fish migrate to cooler waters and the breeding season restricts fishing.

Woman loses Rs 20 crore in Aadhaar digital arrest scam: Why do people keep falling in traps?
Digital arrest scams target victims by posing as law enforcement officials. Scammers use psychological manipulation, instilling fear and urgency to extract personal and financial information. These scams use fake backgrounds and spoofed phone numbers to appear legitimate. Vigilance and skepticism are crucial to avoid falling victim. Share this information to raise awareness and prevent these scams.

Orry and seven others booked for consuming alcohol at Vaishno Devi base camp in Katra; J&K police assure strict action
The Jammu and Kashmir Police have charged Bollywood socialite Orhan Awatramani and seven others for consuming alcohol at a hotel in Katra, violating the rules at the religious base for the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine. The police emphasize strict enforcement of prohibitions at religious sites.

Delhi Police Vacancy 2025: SHO appointments to be made through exam, a first in its 70-year history
Delhi Police is setting up a merit-based exam for SHOs for the first time. This exam aims to improve transparency and efficiency in selecting officers. The exam will initially be for Cyber Police Stations. Inspectors are preparing for the competitive exam on March 18. This reform is expected to enhance investigation skills and policing standards.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah vows no mercy for drug cartels
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has affirmed that there will be no mercy for drug cartels following a major drug bust by the Narcotics Control Bureau. In recent operations, methamphetamine tablets worth Rs 88 crore were seized, and members of an international drug cartel were arrested in Imphal and Guwahati.
Caught in the web: How a doctor lost Rs 4.5 crore in the rising digital arrest scam
Dr. Mehra fell victim to a digital arrest scam when scammers posing as law enforcement officers coerced her into transferring Rs 4.5 crore for 'verification'. Such scams are on the rise, with the NCRP recording a massive increase in cases and financial losses. Authorities, including PM Modi, are urging vigilance against these fraudulent activities.
Mangaluru police bust biggest-ever drug cartel in state, arrest two South African nationals
Mangaluru Police seized over 37 kg of MDMA worth Rs 75 crore, the largest-ever drug bust in the state. Two South African nationals were arrested in Bengaluru with drugs hidden in their luggage. Authorities suspect an international network linked with traffickers using air routes from Delhi and Bengaluru.
"No mercy for drug cartels" Amit Shah says BJP government committed to tackling drug trafficking
Union Home Minister Amit Shah reaffirmed the Government's relentless efforts against drug cartels, emphasizing a zero-mercy policy. A massive methamphetamine haul worth Rs 88 crore and subsequent arrests highlight the 'bottom-to-top and top-to-bottom' strategy's effectiveness in combating drug trafficking.
3 Babbar Khalsa International operatives held from Bihar, says Punjab Police
The Punjab Police dismantled a narco-terror module linked to Babbar Khalsa International with the arrest of three operatives in Bihar, who were attempting to flee to Nepal. The operation followed the seizure of heroin from two associates and revealed the suspects' involvement under the directives of a Pakistan-based mastermind.
Drug menace: Congress demands disbanding of SFI, targets Pinarayi Vijayan
Senior Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala accuses SFI, the student organization of the ruling CPI(M), of being primarily responsible for drug distribution and consumption in Kerala's colleges and hostels. He demands its disbanding and alleges CM Vijayan is encouraging them, which the CPI(M) denies.
Grenade lobbed at Amritsar Temple: Punjab Minister Dhaliwal says, 'suspects will be caught within a day'
A grenade attack by two suspects on Thakurdwara Temple in Amritsar's Khandwala area caused no injuries. The police identified the suspects and launched an investigation, suspecting the involvement of Pakistan's ISI. The Punjab Chief Minister assured the public that the state's law and order are well maintained despite attempts to disturb the peace.
Many attempts to disturb peace in state: Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann after Amritsar blast
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann asserted that attempts were being made to disturb the state's peace, following a blast at Thakurdwara Temple in Amritsar. Meanwhile, the police thwarted an accused involved in Shiv Sena leader Mangat Ram's murder, arresting the perpetrators in an armed confrontation.
Indian generic drugs linked to deaths in US? Trade group slams study blaming desi pharma
A study found Indian generics sold in the US between 2009-2018 linked to a 54% higher risk of serious side effects compared to domestic drugs. The findings have drawn criticism from the Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance, which disputes the study’s methodology and its implications on quality and efficacy.
BSF, Punjab Police recover suspected heroin on Tarn Taran border
BSF and Punjab Police successfully recovered 523 grams of suspected heroin from the Tarn Taran border area, thwarting a smuggling attempt. Coordinated actions based on precise intelligence led to the recovery. This operation is part of the 'Yudh Nashian Virudh' campaign, aiming to combat drug menace in the state.
Never did vengeful politics, says Chandrababu Naidu
Andhra Pradesh CM N Chandrababu Naidu emphasized his non-vengeful politics and robust law enforcement. He warned against law violations and highlighted efforts to combat ganja and drugs, introducing special wings like Eagle. Naidu noted initiatives to enhance crime-fighting technologies, night patrolling with drones, cyber security, and urged people to use the Shakti app for women's protection.
What happened in Philippine drug war that led to Duterte's arrest?
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested in Manila under an International Criminal Court warrant for his 'war on drugs,' which resulted in thousands of deaths. Despite initial support and controversies surrounding his presidency, the ICC continued its investigation, leading to his recent apprehension.
Philippines' Duterte says he will accept arrest if ICC issues warrant
Former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte expressed readiness for arrest due to his controversial 'war on drugs.' Duterte made this statement while in Hong Kong for a rally, defending his campaign against narcotics. The Philippine presidential office says law enforcers will act if an ICC warrant is issued, while Duterte remains unafraid of the ICC's investigation.
Danced, dined, and disappeared with lakhs: How 'Band Baaja Baarat' gang looted guests at Delhi weddings
Delhi Police have busted a gang involved in stealing cash and jewellery from high-profile weddings in Delhi and its suburbs. The gang, including minors, gatecrashed weddings dressed in festive attire and stole bags containing gifts. Police arrested three adults and a juvenile, recovering cash and stolen items.
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