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India law-enforcement crackdown on crime 2026

297 clusters · 286 sources · last updated

Latest: Indore police crack down on mule bank account fraud networks

In mid-August 2026, Indian law enforcement expanded its focus on high-value impersonation scams, organized trafficking, and medical fraud. Cyber-fraud investigations gained international dimensions as the FBI shared inte

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Kerala communal tension over social media content

2 clusters · 17 sources · last updated

Latest: YouTuber booked in Kerala over communal claims regarding Fort Kochi cafe

Authorities in Kerala have launched investigations following an Instagram video posted by YouTuber Amrit Singh Darren, which allegedly contained inflammatory and communal claims regarding Fort Kochi. The content claimed

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Kochi synagogue area arson investigation

2 clusters · 11 sources · last updated

Latest: Kerala Police invoke UAPA in synagogue arson investigation

Following an October 12 arson attack near the historic Kadavumbhagam Synagogue in Kochi, Kerala, police launched an investigation into suspect Ebin Paul. Paul allegedly set fire to promotional materials at a nursery near

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Kerala Police cybercrime investigation initiatives

2 clusters · 7 sources · last updated

Latest: Kerala Police partners with Cyble to enhance cybercrime investigations

The Kerala Police have expanded their cybercrime investigation and enforcement capabilities through specialized operations and strategic partnerships. Through ‘Operation P-Hunt,’ managed by the Counter Child Sexual Expl

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Kerala expands Operation Toofan anti-drug campaign

5 clusters · 8 sources · last updated

Latest: Indian police conduct major anti-narcotics operations in Kerala and Jammu & Kashmir

The Kerala government has launched the second phase of ‘Operation Toofan,’ an intensive anti-drug campaign. Following an initial phase that reportedly reduced drug use in the state by 20 to 30 percent, Home Minister Rame

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