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A joint Haryana–J&K police operation arrested Dr Muzammil and seized about 2,900 kg of explosives, weapons and IED-making equipment from locations near Al Falah University in Faridabad.

Kashmiri doctor arrested in Faridabad; 2,900 kg of explosives, weapons recovered

A joint Haryana&ndash;J&amp;K police operation arrested Dr Muzammil and seized about 2,900 kg of explosives, weapons and IED-making equipment from locations near Al Falah University in Faridabad.

Police have arrested a Kashmiri doctor here and seized 2,900 kg of explosives and a huge cache of arms and ammunition, officials said on Monday.
Muzammil Ganaie alias Musaib, a native of Koil in J-K&rsquo;s Pulwama working as a doctor at the Al Falah University that also houses a hospital on its campus, was arrested in a joint operation by Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir Police, they said.
The Al Falah University at Dhouj in Haryana&rsquo;s Faridabad district, around 45 km from Delhi, is a private institute recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC).
In total, eight people, including three doctors, were arrested and 2,900 kg of explosives seized with the uncovering of a white collar terror module involving the Jaish-e-Mohammed and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind and spanning Kashmir, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, officials said.
Muzammil was arrested on October 30 and was later produced in a court in Faridabad before being taken to Jammu and Kashmir on a three-day transit remand.
On Monday, Faridabad Police Commissioner Satender Kumar Gupta addressed a press conference and shared details about the doctor's arrest.
Later in the evening, a statement issued by police said, &ldquo;In a joint operation by Faridabad Police and Jammu and Kashmir Police, approximately 2,900 kilograms of inflammable/explosive material was recovered."
Muzammil was arrested after the J-K Police named him as a wanted person in a case involving putting up posters supporting the Jaish-e-Mohammed in Srinagar.
During the investigation, the role of Muzammil was found to be suspicious, following which a team from the Nowgam police station in Kashmir arrested Muzammil with the assistance of the Faridabad Crime Branch, the statement said.
Police said that on Sunday, 358 kg of explosive material suspected to be ammonium nitrate, a Krinkov assault rifle with three magazines, a pistol with 2 cartridges, 91 live rounds and two magazines were recovered from the room of a house in Dhauj, located just 500 metres from the Al Falah University.
The accused doctor rented the room for Rs 1,200 a month one-and-a-half months ago.
Police also seized 20 timers, 4 batteries, 24 remote controls, electrical circuits, batteries, wires, and a metal seat from the room.
On Monday, police recovered 2,550 kg of ammonium nitrate from a room at Fatehpur Taga village, 4 km from Dhauj. The accused doctor had taken both the premises on rent.
Police have also taken a cleric named Ishtaq, who had rented the rooms to Muzammil, into custody for questioning.
&ldquo;Police have taken away my husband, who has been the imam of the local mosque for the past 20 years. The doctors, students and staff of Al Falah University visited the mosque daily to offer namaaz, including Muzzamil,&rdquo; Ishtaq&rsquo;s wife said.
Muzzamil had been working with Al Falah University for the past three-and-a-half years and lived on the varsity premises.
Asked where the accused intended to carry out the terror act, Commissioner Gupta said, "Investigations are underway. In view of national security, it won&rsquo;t be appropriate to share the details at this moment.&rdquo;
Commenting on the police action, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini told mediapersons on the sidelines of an event in Gurugram, "Investigations are going on. Anyone found involved will not be spared."
Speaking to reporters in Ambala, Haryana minister Anil Vij said, &ldquo;Police are probing from where the explosive material was procured, what was the target, who all were involved, etc. No guilty person will be spared.&rdquo;

A 17-year-old girl, Kanishka, was shot in the shoulder and abdomen in Shyam Colony, Faridabad. Police have formed four teams to track down the accused, reportedly known to the victim.

17-year-old girl shot in broad daylight in Faridabad; police launch hunt for attacker

A 17-year-old girl, Kanishka, was shot in the shoulder and abdomen in Shyam Colony, Faridabad. Police have formed four teams to track down the accused, reportedly known to the victim.

A hunt is on for the youth who allegedly fired gunshots at a 17-year-old girl here in broad daylight, wounding her in the shoulder and abdomen, police on Tuesday said.
On Monday, a youth shot at a girl in Shyam Colony and sped away on a motorcycle. Footage from a CCTV camera showed the youth waiting for the girl in a street and shooting at her at close range.&nbsp;
According to the police, one bullet struck her shoulder, while another grazed her abdomen.
Four teams have been formed to track down the attacker, reportedly known to the girl, a Faridabad Police spokesperson said.&nbsp;
The victim, identified as Kanishka, is stable and under treatment at a hospital in Sector 8. The officer said Kanishka was returning from a library with a friend when she was attacked. The gun used in the crime was collected from the spot.
"Preliminary inquiry reveals that the accused is known to the victim. The girl has recognised the accused, who attended the same coaching centre as her. We have registered an FIR. Police and crime branch are searching for the accused," said the spokesperson.

President Murmu said, "Art and crafts cut across borders and build bridges of understanding. Art and craft persons are creative ambassadors of humanity".

Prez Droupadi Murmu inaugurates Surajkund mela in Faridabad

President Murmu said, "Art and crafts cut across borders and build bridges of understanding. Art and craft persons are creative ambassadors of humanity".

Art and crafts cut across borders and build bridges of understanding, President Droupadi Murmu said on Friday after inaugurating the 37th Surajkund International Crafts Mela in Haryana's Faridabad district.
Addressing the gathering, the president said, "Tanzania's participation as a partner nation in this mela highlights India's engagement with the African union".
Tanzania is the partner country while Gujarat is the theme state for this year's mela, which the president inaugurated in presence of Haryana Governor Bandaru Dattatreya, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, and Union Minister Krishan Pal, who is also the MP from Faridabad, among others.
The fair, in which overall 50 countries and various states are taking part, will continue till February 18.
"I also extend a very warm welcome to participants from several other countries who are here to enrich this Mela. The presence of participants from Tanzania and other countries makes this mela truly international," she said.
President Murmu said, "Art and crafts cut across borders and build bridges of understanding. Art and craft persons are creative ambassadors of humanity".

It took police around two hours to get the woman down with the help of the fire department.

Woman climbs electricity pole to protest case against husband, sons in Faridabad

It took police around two hours to get the woman down with the help of the fire department.

In a dramatic form of protest, a woman climbed a 60-feet-high electricity pole in Faridabad, Haryana on July 3.
She claimed that her husband Satveer Bhati, and their sons were being falsely implicated in a case related to an attack on a former councillor's brothers.
It took police around two hours to get the woman down with the help of the fire department.
She was sent home after a medical examination.
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On 6 December, two unidentified persons went to SRS International School in Sector 88, and tried to allegedly kidnap two students, a brother-sister duo.

Faridabad school foils kidnapping attempt: watch what happened

On 6 December, two unidentified persons went to SRS International School in Sector 88, and tried to allegedly kidnap two students, a brother-sister duo.

A private school in Haryana's Faridabad foiled a kidnapping attempt, officials said on 12 December 2022.
On 6 December, two unidentified persons went to SRS International School in Sector 88, and tried to allegedly kidnap two students, a brother-sister duo. They claimed that the students' mother had sent them to collect the children.
However, the school management refused and contacted the father, who asked officials to alert the police. The accused managed to flee while the school called the police.
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According to the complaint filed by the mother, her nine-year-old son and seven-year-old daughter take a private van to commute to school.
"On December 6, my husband had gone to Lucknow for business. He got a call from the school informing him that two youths had come to take our children home. My husband called me to check but I was surprised. He then asked the school to call the police," she said in the complaint.
"We are afraid as we don't know who they were and why they were trying to abduct our children,&rdquo; the woman said.
"Both the accused are visible in the CCTV footage and we are trying to trace their vehicle. The accused will be nabbed soon," Arjun Dhundhara, SHO of BPTP police station said.
(With PTI inputs)
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CISF&nbsp;officers and metro staff prevented a near fatal accident in Faridabad&nbsp;on Saturday. According to the police, the girl in the incident was attempting to jump from the Sector 28&nbsp;metro&nbsp;station.&nbsp;In the video, the girl is seen sitting on the sidewall ignoring the plea by security personnel requesting her to move to safety. A&nbsp;police constable, Sarfaraz is seen crossing the boundary wall and approaching her.
With swift action the girl is pulled to&nbsp;safety. She was eventually handed over to the police, where she confessed to wanting to take her life due to work related stress. She was counseled and released into her parent's custody.&nbsp;
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Caught on Camera: Woman attempting suicide at Faridabad metro station rescued by police

A woman at a Faridabad metro station who attempted to commit suicide by jumping from the building was rescued by police on Sunday evening.

CISF&nbsp;officers and metro staff prevented a near fatal accident in Faridabad&nbsp;on Saturday. According to the police, the girl in the incident was attempting to jump from the Sector 28&nbsp;metro&nbsp;station.&nbsp; In the video, the girl is seen sitting on the sidewall ignoring the plea by security personnel requesting her to move to safety. A&nbsp;police constable, Sarfaraz is seen crossing the boundary wall and approaching her.
With swift action the girl is pulled to&nbsp;safety. She was eventually handed over to the police, where she confessed to wanting to take her life due to work related stress. She was counseled and released into her parent's custody.&nbsp;

A woman at a Faridabad metro station who attempted to commit suicide by jumping from the building was rescued by police on Sunday evening.

CISF&nbsp;officers and metro staff prevented a near fatal accident in Faridabad&nbsp;on Saturday. According to the police, a girl was attempting to jump from the Sector 28&nbsp;metro&nbsp;station.&nbsp; In the video, the girl is seen sitting on the sidewall ignoring the plea by security personnel requesting her to move to safety. A&nbsp;police constable, Sarfaraz, is seen crossing the boundary wall and approaching her.
With swift action the girl is pulled to&nbsp;safety. She was eventually handed over to the police, where she confessed to wanting to take her life due to work related stress. She was counseled and released into her parent's custody.&nbsp;
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Cave paintings, which could be up to a lakh years old were found by archeologists at Faridabad’s Mangar Bani hill forest in Haryana

Prehistoric cave paintings, almost 1 lakh years old discovered in Faridabad

Cave paintings, which could be up to a lakh years old were found by archeologists at Faridabad&rsquo;s Mangar Bani hill forest in Haryana

- Prehistoric cave paintings that could be almost 1 lakh years old were&nbsp;found in Faridabad
- Prehistoric cave paintings, rock art of large magnitude found for the first time in Haryana
- 'Date of the prehistoric habitation site may be from 1,00,000 to about 15,000 years ago'
- Activist Sunil Harsana spotted a prehistoric cave painting in the Mangar Bani hill forest
-&nbsp;&nbsp;Haryana archaeology dept conducted exploration after prehistoric site spotted
Harsana:&nbsp;only a few of the cave paintings are in good condition

The Deputy Director of Haryana Archaeology &amp; Museums Department, Banani Bhattacharyya said &lsquo;the date of prehistoric habitation at the site may be from about 1,00,000 to about 15,000 years ago&rsquo;.

Cave paintings, which could be up to a lakh years old were found by archaeologists at Faridabad&rsquo;s Mangar Bani hill forest in Haryana. Officials said it is for the first time that a prehistoric site with cave paintings and rock art of a large magnitude has been found in the state.
The Deputy Director of Haryana Archaeology &amp; Museums Department, Banani Bhattacharyya said &lsquo;the date of prehistoric habitation at the site may be from about 1,00,000 to about 15,000 years ago&rsquo;.
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After environmental activist Sunil Harsana spotted a prehistoric cave painting in the Mangar Bani hill forest, the Haryana archaeology department conducted exploration in Shilakhari, Mangar, Kot and Dhauj areas in Faridabad.
Speaking to The Indian Express, Harsana said some of the caves have rock art while others have paintings, but only a few of the paintings are in good condition.

A 21-year-old woman was murdered outside her college in Haryana's Faridabad&nbsp;on Monday. The brutal murder was caught on camera. Two accused Tauseef&nbsp;and

Accused confesses to Faridabad Murder: ...she was about to get married

The accused in the Faridabad&nbsp;college girl murder&nbsp;has told Haryana police that he killed her to avenge his arrest earlier on the girl's complaint

A 21-year-old woman was murdered outside her college in Haryana's Faridabad&nbsp;on Monday. The brutal murder was caught on camera. Two accused Tauseef&nbsp;and&nbsp;Rehan&nbsp;who were&nbsp;arrested on Tuesday have confessed to the crime. Tauseef told police, that he "killed her because she was about to get married to someone else."
He had been previously been arrested for kidnapping the girl and forcing her to marry him in 2018 but the case was later withdrawn by the victim's family.
The main accused went on to explain that the abduction plan was set in motion out of revenge since his arrest had stripped him of his admission to medical college.
The family, who were protesting for fast action of police in the case have now&nbsp;called off their protest and moved from the Faridabad-Mathura highway, taking the body of the victim to the crematorium.&nbsp;
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A 21-year-old woman was murdered outside her college in Haryana's Faridabad&nbsp;on Monday. The brutal murder was caught on camera. Two accused Tauseef&nbsp;and&nbsp;Rehan&nbsp;who were&nbsp;arrested on Tuesday have confessed to the crime. Tauseef told police, "I killed her because she was about to get married to someone else."
He had been previously been arrested for kidnapping the girl and forcing her to marry him in 2018 but the case was later withdrawn by the victim's family.
The main accused went on to explain that the abduction plan was set in motion ou of revenge since his arrest had stripped him of his admission to medical college.
The family, who were protesting for fast action of police in the case have now&nbsp;called off their protest and moved from the Faridabad-Mathura highway, taking the body of the victim to the crematorium.&nbsp;
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