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The notice comes amid Indian probe agency, NIA's crackdown on pro-Khalistan terrorists. 

Interpol issues Red corner notice for Babbar Khalsa member Karanvir Singh

The notice comes amid Indian probe agency, NIA's crackdown on pro-Khalistan terrorists.&nbsp;

Interpol has issued a red corner notice against Karanvir Singh, a prominent member of the Babbar Khalsa International, a Khalistani terrorist group, India Today reported.
Singh, who hails from Punjab, is currently suspected to be hiding in Pakistan, the news outlet added.&nbsp;
Karanvir Singh is recognized as the right-hand man to notorious terrorists Wadhwa Singh and Harvinder Singh Rinda.
The Babbar Khalsa International member is facing murder, terror funding, hatching terror plots among other charges.&nbsp;
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A man accused of sexually exploiting minors girls was arrested by CBI after Google's intimation about objectionable data on his account. 

How Google's alert led to arrest of Delhi man sexually abusing minor girls

A man accused of sexually exploiting minors girls was arrested by CBI after Google's intimation about objectionable data on his account.&nbsp;

A 22-year-old man was arrested by the CBI for sexually abusing four minor girls, taking their photos, videos and uploading them on his Google account, as per the Indian Express.
The man, originally from Uttar Pradesh was tracked down after Google reported about an account storing explicit data involving minors. Following Google's intimation, Interpol approached the federal agency which in turn filed an FIR on Tuesday and raided the accused's house in east Delhi, the report said.&nbsp;
As per probe details, the accused, Shahroz Khan, moved to Delhi in 2017 and started targeting minors in his neighbourhood from 2019. The accused during interrogation revealed he exploited girls as he wanted to earn money.&nbsp;
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He had reportedly claimed responsibility for Moose Wala's killing in May 2022 on behalf of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.

Canada adds Sidhu Moose Wala murder-accused Goldy Brar to Top 25 Most Wanted list

Canada adds alleged gangster Goldy Brar to Most Wanted list Goldy Brar an accused in the murder of Sidhu Moose Wala Interpol red corner notice issued against Brar in 2022

He had reportedly claimed responsibility for Moose Wala's killing in May 2022 on behalf of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.

Goldy Brar, the alleged gangster accused in the murder of musician Sidhu Moose Wala, has been added to Canada's Most Wanted list.
Brar's name now features in Canada's Top 25 fugitives list. He had reportedly claimed responsibility for Moose Wala's killing in May 2022 on behalf of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
Interpol issued a red-corner notice against Brar in 2022.
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Haryana Police identifies Kurukshetra man found dead in Croatia, here's how

Initially, the Haryana Police had sent a physical DNA sample which could not be sent through the Interpol channels.

In a first, the Haryana Police have identified a Kurukshetra man whose body was found in Croatia through DNA matching using the Interpol's standardised digital format, officials said on Saturday.
The body was identified as that of Parminder Singh, they said. In a statement, the police said this is the first time that a case of DNA matching has been done using Interpol's standardized digital format.
Initially, the Haryana Police had sent a physical DNA sample which could not be sent through the Interpol channels.
Later, the digital format of the DNA profile was collected by the Haryana Police from the Central Forensic Science Laboratory, Chandigarh, which was then transmitted to Croatia using Interpol channels on the same day, police said.
Kurukshetra resident Paramjeet Kaur had lodged a complaint, saying her son Parminder wanted to go to Italy but had instead reached Serbia, police said.
She later came to know that an unidentified body had been found in Croatia, which she suspected to be that of her son, they said.
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The All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi faced the cyber attack on November 23, paralysing its servers.

AIIMS server attack: Delhi Police seeks info on China, Hong Kong-based IP addresses

The All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi faced the cyber attack on November 23, paralysing its servers.

The Delhi Police's Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations unit has written to CBI seeking details from Interpol about the IP addresses of email IDs from China and Hong Kong in connection with its probe into the AIIMS server attack case, officials said on Sunday.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is India's nodal agency for Interpol matters.
According to sources, the attack on the servers of AIIMS-Delhi is suspected to have originated from locations in China and Hong Kong. Further details have been sought which can be obtained from companies in China and Hong Kong.
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi faced the cyber attack on November 23, paralysing its servers. A case of extortion and cyber terrorism was registered by the Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations (IFSO) unit of the Delhi Police on November 25.
Internet services were blocked as per the recommendations of the investigating agencies. The Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), Delhi cybercrime special cell, Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre, Intelligence Bureau, CBI and National Investigation Agency, are investigating the incident.
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The attack affected the hospital's outpatient and inpatient digital services, including smart laboratory, billing, report generation and the appointment system.

'Will you hand over Dawood to India?' Pak asked at Interpol meet. Watch how official reacted

As reporters from news agency ANI asked him whether Paksitan would hand over Dawood Ibrahim and Hafiz Saeed to India, Butt chose to answer them with silence. 

As reporters from news agency ANI asked him whether Paksitan would hand over Dawood Ibrahim and Hafiz Saeed to India, Butt chose to answer them with silence.&nbsp;

Mohsin Butt, the Director-genral of Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency, faced pointed questions about the presence of Dawood Ibrahim and Hafiz Saeed in the country as he took part in the Interpol seminar being hosted by the CBI in New Delhi.&nbsp;
As reporters from news agency ANI asked him whether Paksitan would hand over Dawood Ibrahim and Hafiz Saeed to India, Butt chose to answer them with silence.&nbsp;
Butt, who is in the national capital to attend the 90th General Assembly of Interpol, apparently avoided, till the last minute, entering the plenary hall at the Pragati Maidan, the event venue that was swarming with reporters looking for a statement from him on the whereabouts of the most-wanted terrorists.
The officer, who is heading a two-member Pakistan delegation, preferred to stay in the dining hall, where lunch was organised, and entered the venue just before the arrival of Prime Minister Narendra Modi was announced.
Once Prime Minister Modi's address was over, he was surrounded by reporters who wanted to know about the location of the 1993 Mumbai blast mastermind Dawood Ibrahim, designated as a global terrorist by the United Nations, and asked when he and other terrorists wanted by India like Jaish-e-Muhammad chief Masood Azhar and 9/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed will be handed over.
Butt stayed mum and walked away even as media persons fired a volley of questions at the top Pakistani officer.
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He was appointed as the director-general of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) which is also the National Central Bureau of Pakistan to coordinate with Interpol in July this year.&nbsp;

Italy has issued an international arrest warrant against Brazilian striker Robinho after the country's top court confirmed his conviction in a rape case.
Italy's Justice Ministry has asked Interpol to enact the warrant.
In 2017, a court in Milan found Robinho and five other Brazilians guilty of gang rape. But Robinho denied the charges.
His conviction was confirmed in 2020 and Italy's top court has validated the lower courts conviction last month.
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However, Robinho who lives in Brazil could not be extradited to Italy given the South American country does not extradite its nationals. Thus Robinho would face arrest if he travels abroad.
Robinho has played 100 matches for Brazil and also represented various top European clubs such as Real Madrid, Manchester City and AC Milan.

Italy issues international arrest warrant for Brazilian footballer Robinho

Italy has issued an international arrest warrant against former Brazilian striker Robinho in a Gang rape case. Here are the details 

Italy has issued an international arrest warrant against former Brazilian striker Robinho after the country's top court confirmed his conviction in a rape case.
Italy's Justice Ministry has asked Interpol to enact the warrant.
In 2017, a court in Milan found Robinho and five other Brazilians guilty of gang rape. But Robinho denied the charges.
His conviction was confirmed in 2020 and Italy's top court has validated the lower courts conviction last month.
However, Robinho who lives in Brazil could not be extradited to Italy given the South American country's policy.&nbsp;
Robinho has played 100 matches for Brazil and also represented various top European clubs such as Real Madrid, Manchester City and AC Milan.

Italy has issued an international arrest warrant against Brazilian striker Robinho after the country's top court confirmed his conviction in a rape case

Italy has issued an international arrest warrant against former Brazilian striker Robinho after the country's top court confirmed his conviction in a rape case.
Italy's Justice Ministry has asked Interpol to enact the warrant.
In 2017, a court in Milan found Robinho and five other Brazilians guilty of gang rape. But Robinho denied the charges.
His conviction was confirmed in 2020 and Italy's top court has validated the lower courts conviction last month.
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However, Robinho who lives in Brazil could not be extradited to Italy given the South American country's policy.&nbsp;
Robinho has played 100 matches for Brazil and also represented various top European clubs such as Real Madrid, Manchester City and AC Milan.

In a major embarrassment for the government, Interpol has rejected India&rsquo;s request for a Red Notice to provisionally arrest controversial television evangelist Zakir Naik, the Hindustan Times reported. Inerpol also questioned the very basis of invoking money laundering and hate speech charges against Naik in the country.
Dismissing NIA&rsquo;s evidence furnished for the provisional arrest of Naik for extradition to India, the Interpol noted that asking for donations during speeches was not in itself a criminal act and cannot constitute the component of criminal offence for money laundering.
The Interpol panel highlighted that promoting religion and religious views also could not be considered as committing a criminal act.

Interpol refused Red Notice against Zakir Naik for the third time

Interpol rejects India's request for Red notice against&nbsp;Zakit&nbsp;Naik
Zakir&nbsp;Naik&nbsp;case: Interpol rejects India's request for the 3rd time
Interpol questions basis for charges against Naik
Interpol: Promoting religion not a criminal act
Interpol: Asking for donations cannot be a criminal offence&nbsp;

In a major embarrassment for the government, Interpol has rejected India&rsquo;s request for a Red Notice to provisionally arrest controversial television evangelist Zakir Naik, the Hindustan Times reported. Inerpol also questioned the very basis of invoking money laundering and hate speech charges against Naik in the country.
Dismissing NIA&rsquo;s evidence furnished for the provisional arrest of Naik for extradition to India, the Interpol noted that asking for donations during speeches was not in itself a criminal act and cannot constitute the component of criminal offence for money laundering.
The Interpol panel highlighted that promoting religion and religious views also could not be considered as committing a criminal act.

The Interpol has issued a red notice against a self-styled godman who is accused of sexual exploitation and confinement of several girls in his Delhi ashram, the Hindustan Times has reported. Delhi Police had raided Virendra Deo Dixit's ashram in the Capital's Rohini area in 2017 and had rescued 67 women, mostly minors. The godman allegedly kept the women in cages, fed them like animals and didn't allow them to meet their parents. 79-year-old Dixit has been reportedly absconding since then and is suspected to be hiding in Nepal.

Interpol notice on absconding Delhi godman who kept minor girls in cages

The Interpol has issued a red notice against a self-styled godman who is accused of sexual exploitation and confinement of several girls in his Delhi ashram

Interpol notice on Delhi godman who kept women in cages

The Interpol has issued a red notice against a self-styled godman who is accused of sexual exploitation and confinement of several girls in his Delhi ashram, the Hindustan Times has reported. Delhi Police had raided Virendra Deo Dixit's ashram in the Capital's Rohini area in 2017 and had rescued 67 women, mostly minors. The godman allegedly kept the women in cages, fed them like animals and didn't allow them to meet their parents. 79-year-old Dixit has been reportedly absconding since then and is suspected to be hiding in Nepal.

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