Delhi Police have arrested Firoj alias Khaja in the 2002 murder of Kalaam Ansari after tracing him to a Manesar garment factory. The arrest revives a long-pending case that police say was driven by a revenge motive.
The man, identified as Sahib Singh, was recording the exchange when Verma pulled down his phone and slapped him. Verma later defended his reaction, saying an AAP worker had abused his family, while Singh accused the minister of losing his temper.
Two sisters robbed a delivery boy in Rohini after one posed as a customer and threw chilli powder at him. Police said they arrested both women within 15 hours and recovered some of the stolen parcels.
The Delhi High Court refused to quash an FIR against a man accused of sexually assaulting his minor wife. It said a marriage claimed under Muslim personal law cannot create a POCSO exception for children below 18.
A Mahindra Thar Roxx hit a motorcycle on the Dwarka Expressway and left the spot, according to dashcam footage. Police are gathering details as the video spreads online and no complaint has yet been registered.
A purported video of the incident has surfaced on social media, showing the woman in tears. In the video, the woman also claimed that she was assaulted in the presence of police personnel.
Delhi will start enforcing valid PUC certificates for vehicles from October 1. The government will install cameras at PUC centres and expand automated vehicle testing, with the new Burari facility expected to conduct checks on pollution and fitness norms.
Public Works Department (PWD) Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh on Saturday directed officials to complete the formalities in coordination with the Delhi Police and begin work at the earliest.
BJP workers found a skeleton-like object in scrap near Kali Mata temple and alerted police. Officers are now checking whether it is human remains or a teaching model and tracing its source.
The figures were disclosed in response to a short notice question raised by BJP councillor and Standing Committee member Hem Chand Goel during the committee's meeting at the Civic Centre on Thursday.
A community dog named Chhoti was hit by the vehicle and suffered serious injuries, including a fracture near her eye.
Delhi Police have arrested two first-year law students after a Delhi University student alleged that men in a Safari harassed, abused and followed her and a friend near Hakikat Park. The case has also drawn attention to the complainant's claim that they spent hours trying to get the complaint registered.
The Delhi government has received 5,678 applications under its Electric Vehicle Policy 2026 since July 1. Most claims are for two-wheelers, while scrapping-linked incentives have also begun reaching buyers.
According to police, the two sadhvis were strangled and the accused allegedly looted cash, jewellery and other valuables from the ashram.
Delhi Police arrested five men, including an IGNOU student, for allegedly plotting to kill a man in Bawana at the behest of Canada-based wanted criminal Vicky Haddal. The plot came to light after the target's wife alerted police about a suspected recce, leading to the recovery of five weapons and a stolen motorcycle.
Addressing New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) staff at the civic body's convention centre, Delhi Lt Guv Taranjit Singh Sandhu praised their work during the BRICS summit but said the same standards should be maintained beyond major events.
Those who were issued notices included ex-Deputy Prime Minister and BJP veteran LK Advani, former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, former chief minister Arvind Kejriwal.
In her statement to the police, accessed by India Today, the girl said September 21, the day of the incident, was her birthday. She had gone to Kalkaji Temple with her friend and planned to visit the ISKCON temple later that evening.
A 17-year-old survivor led Delhi Police to the secluded Aastha Kunj Park spots where she was gang-raped. She helped investigators recover forensic evidence and arrest three accused while security lapses at the park came under scrutiny.
Seven people died, including five students, and several others were injured after the PG building in south Delhi's Satya Niketan collapsed on September 6.
