Surat: The special operations group (SOG) nabbed notorious drug peddler Ismail Gurjar, who had jumped interim bail granted by Gujarat High Court in July.
Gurjar, who was lodged in the Lajpore Central Jail along with his wife, had applied for regular bail but the court turned down his appeal. He then applied for interim bail on the grounds that he wanted to arrange money for the treatment of his wife. The court had granted him bail from July 22 to August 4.
Meanwhile, his wife got two days’ bail for treatment on September 27. SOG got information that Gurjar had not reported to jail even after the bail period ended and that the couple was planning to flee the country.
The sleuth got a tip-off that he would be coming to a soda shop in the Rander area on Thursday and nabbed him as soon as he came. There was high drama as Gurjar tried to escape and hid in a nearby shop. However,
Gurjar has two cases of drug trafficking registered against him by the Puna police in Surat as well as the Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS). In August last year, the ATS had busted a mephedrone-making factory in Mokshi village near Vadodara, and he was arrested in this case. The police had seized 225 kg MD worth Rs 22 crore from this unit.
After his arrest, Gurjar’s wife Heena started handling the illegal business, and she was arrested with MD worth Rs 50 lakh by the SOG in April this year
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Gurjar, who was lodged in the Lajpore Central Jail along with his wife, had applied for regular bail but the court turned down his appeal. He then applied for interim bail on the grounds that he wanted to arrange money for the treatment of his wife. The court had granted him bail from July 22 to August 4.
Meanwhile, his wife got two days’ bail for treatment on September 27. SOG got information that Gurjar had not reported to jail even after the bail period ended and that the couple was planning to flee the country.
The sleuth got a tip-off that he would be coming to a soda shop in the Rander area on Thursday and nabbed him as soon as he came. There was high drama as Gurjar tried to escape and hid in a nearby shop. However,
Gurjar has two cases of drug trafficking registered against him by the Puna police in Surat as well as the Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS). In August last year, the ATS had busted a mephedrone-making factory in Mokshi village near Vadodara, and he was arrested in this case. The police had seized 225 kg MD worth Rs 22 crore from this unit.
After his arrest, Gurjar’s wife Heena started handling the illegal business, and she was arrested with MD worth Rs 50 lakh by the SOG in April this year
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Violence erupted during the Gurjar Mahakumbh in Gwalior as frustrated youth demanded attention to their concerns. The peaceful protest turned chaotic when government officials ignored the crowd’s demands. Angry protesters blocked a road and attacked a police vehicle. Police presence was increased to restore order. The key demands of the Gurjar community included political representation, cultural preservation, religious protection, historical integrity, and justice for a community member. In other news, the JMC-G mayor demoted an official over cleanliness issues, Masih community leaders demanded fair representation in Chhattisgarh, and the Dhangar community protested for Scheduled Tribe status.
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Former Punjab Police AIG Ashish Kapoor has been granted interim bail by the Punjab and Haryana high court in a disproportionate assets case. Kapoor was booked in May for acquiring unaccounted assets beyond his known sources of income. While his wife was granted anticipatory bail, Kapoor had been behind bars for over a year. He argued that he was falsely implicated due to departmental rivalry and influence from anti-social elements. The court will further hear the plea.
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