Reports By Parikshit Luthra

Mob justice not acceptable, says Moily

Reacting to the stabbing of former Haryana director general of police SPS Rathore, the main accused in the Ruchika Girhotra molestation case on Monday, the Union Law Minister M Veerappa Moily said it was not acceptable under any circumstances to let the public take the law into their hands. Moily said, "That is not the way to settle scores, one has to be tolerant. No person, no matter what the anguish might be, cannot take the law into his own hands."

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Batla hero's family hurt at Digvijay's remarks

Parents of Delhi Police Inspector MC Sharma, who lost his life during the Batla House encounter, say their son's death is being dragged into a game of political one-upmanship.

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Delhi Metro sets sail for business hub Gurgaon

The Delhi Metro is all set to enter Gurgaon. A seven-km elevated stretch begins from the HUDA City Centre and goes all the way till the Guru Dronacharya station on the Delhi-Gurgaon border.

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Security tightened across India for Republic Day

Intelligence reports have warned of of aerial strikes before Republic Day. Security forces have increased deployment around vital installations across the country. New Delhi will see about 3,000 to 4,000 more security personnel on the parade route.

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Two held in Delhi with Rs 50 lakh worth of fake notes

Delhi Police on Friday busted a fake currency racket in the capital. Two people have been arrested for allegedly circulating fake currency worth approximately Rs 50 lakh in the Indian market.

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Woman thieves caught on CCTV

The entire act was caught on camera. Police is now on the lookout for the two women.

http://ibnlive.in.com/news/woman-thieves-caught-on-cctv/109044-3.html

Man arrested for allegedly killing his brother

A 20-year-old man has been arrested from Ghaziabad in Uttar Pradesh for allegedly bludgeoning his brother to death. The police suspect it is a case of sibling rivalry.

http://ibnlive.in.com/news/man-arrested-for-allegedly-killing-his-brother/108982-3.html

Two ICICI Bank staff held for duping customers

Two employees of ICICI Bank, who allegedly duped several customers using forged signatures and documents, have been arrested along with three others in New Delhi. The two ICICI employees are 33-year-old Deepak Malik, a branch sales manager, and a business banking executive 24-year-old Ashish Tiwari. The duo has allegedly duped several customers of about Rs 20 lakh.

http://ibnlive.in.com/news/two-icici-bank-staff-held-for-duping-customers/108829-3.html

School union backs lighter bags for students

There is great news for school children who face the fear of backache problems in a young age. In a move that will provide tremendous relief to parents and students across the country, the Central School Association has issued a circular to all its schools asking them to regulate the number of books a child brings to school.

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Gaping holes in security led to Pak terrorists' fleeing

Investigations into the escape of three Pakistani terrorists on January 1, 2010, has revelled that would not have been able to execute this plan if it wasn't for the lax security at the foreigners detention centre. Union Home Ministry has already said that heads may roll in the Foreigner's Regional Registration Office, the department responsible for the security of the detention centre.

http://ibnlive.in.com/news/gaping-holes-in-security-led-to-pak-terrorists-fleeing/108325-3.html

Aarushi case: Spotlight back on the parents

The Aarushi Talwar murder case is back in the headlines and once again the spotlight is on the parents. The CBI now wants to conduct narco tests on Rajesh and Nupur Talwar. The Talwars have said they have no problems in taking the tests.

http://ibnlive.in.com/news/aarushi-case-spotlight-back-on-the-parents/108191-3.html

Delhi Police left red-faced as three terrorists flee

In a major embarrassment for the Delhi Police, three ISI-trained Pakistani terrorists involved in blasts near the Red Fort gave the police a slip on Friday afternoon. It has been almost 48 hours since the three terrorists manage to escape leaving Delhi Police red-faced. Instead of immediately fixing responsibility security agencies are busy passing the buck with the terrorists most likely already out of the city.

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