Odisha police honour good samaritans after kidnapped minor rescued unharmed
Two miscreants had abducted the girl while she was returning home with her grandmother from tuition classes.
Two miscreants had abducted the girl while she was returning home with her grandmother from tuition classes.
The anti-corruption vigilance wing of the Odisha Police has logged an impressive 50 per cent conviction rate in corruption cases in 2023 while the rate of conviction in Disproportionate Asset (DA) cases stood at 66 per cent, said officials on Sunday.
The explosives and arms seized from the ammo dump were meant to target civilians and police forces, said a senior police official on Monday.
The EOW acted on the allegation of one Parthasarathi Pattnaik against a digital marketing channel registered as www.r46.in that was cheating the general public in the name of giving extra income through digital marketing.
The EOW took up the investigation of the scam after Dibyajyoti Kar of Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar lodged a complaint alleging that he was deceived by the Ponzi unit.
The officials suspect that the Chinese nationals are also running a similar scam in countries like Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh.
The Economic Offence Wing (EOW) of Odisha police has frozen over Rs 6.57 crores of the bank deposits of a dubious company that deceived the people with a fake loan App.
A case was registered under the Wildlife Protection Act for illegal possession of wildlife articles and attempting to sell trophies of scheduled animals.
Immediately after the subsidy amount was credited to the account of beneficiary farmers, the accused duo used to lure the beneficiary to withdraw the total subsidy amount.
“As not many people are willing to come forward (with a complaint), we decided to generate awareness on this menace on social media,” he said.