Delhi Police has arrested a person near the Red Fort, who used to cheat people in the name of providing them jobs. This person has come from Kashmir and a fake ID card of NIA has also been found from him. That is, he used to cheat unemployed people by pretending to be an NIA officer.

Police investigation revealed that the accused used to deceive people by pretending to be an NIA officer and extort huge amounts of money from them. A fake ID card has also been found from him, by showing which he used to assure people that he was posted in a big agency.

Police found two people sitting in the car

Actually, on 18 February 2026, the police team of Kotwali police station was patrolling the area. Meanwhile, a black Hyundai Santro car (number JK01L9913) was seen parked in a suspicious condition near Delhi Chalo Park behind the Red Fort. When the police searched the car, they found two people sitting in it.

Showed fake card to police

One of these two people was identified as Mudassar, a resident of Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, while the other was a minor boy. During interrogation, Mudassar showed an identity card claiming himself to be an officer associated with NIA, but the card itself looked suspicious. The police brought both of them to the police station and started intensive interrogation.

Investigation revealed that the accused is a resident of Jammu and Kashmir and used to take money from economically weaker families by luring them with jobs. He used to say that he has access to the top in Delhi and he can get a government or private job.

The accused was cheating a minor sitting in the car

According to the police, the accused had assured the family of the minor boy that he would get a good job in Delhi. In return he also took advance money.

The accused had brought the minor from Kashmir

Police investigation revealed that the accused left Kashmir on 12th February with the minor boy and reached Delhi on the night of 13th February. Both people stayed in a guest house in Jama Masjid area. The accused claimed that he had contacted some people in Delhi, but he could not show any concrete evidence or documents.

Considering the sensitivity of the matter, joint inquiry was conducted with the Special Cell, Intelligence Bureau and the concerned central agency. During the joint interrogation, it became clear that the accused was posing as an officer by making fake ID cards and was cheating the common people.

Case registered under fraud sections

It also became clear that the NIA card he was showing was not any such identity card issued by the agency. Police have registered a case under sections of fraud.

At present, the interrogation of the accused is going on and the police is also investigating how many people he has cheated in this way so far and is there anyone else involved with him?

These days the weather in Delhi is mildly cold, there is light fog in the morning and evening and people are feeling cool but the weather is normal during the day. A good news of Delhi amid winter is that the amount of pollution in the air has improved in the last two days, Delhi’s AQI has reduced on Saturday also.

According to the Meteorological Department, there will be light fog in the sky in Delhi on Saturday, November 1. During this period, the maximum temperature here will be around 31 degrees Celsius and the minimum temperature will be around 19 degrees. Due to clouds the sun also does not have much effect. However, now the pink winter is beginning to be felt.

Delhi’s air quality improved

Along with winter, the air quality in Delhi has improved compared to the past days, after the festival of Diwali, where the AQI level had gone up to around 350 in areas like Anand Vihar, Akshardham of Delhi, now it has reduced. Except Wazirpur area, AQI level has come below 300 in most of the areas.
Wazir was the most polluted area in Delhi on Saturday, today the air pollution level here was recorded at 325, which comes in the category of very poor air. The air in Anand Vihar, which was on top in terms of pollution, has improved. The level of air pollution here was recorded at 292 at 7.30 am today. Which has now moved from very bad to bad category. which are less than before

AQI of air came below 300

The amount of air pollution was recorded at 297 in Chandni Chowk area of ​​Delhi, 291 in RK Puram, 277 in Vivek Vihar, 274 in Sonia Vihar, 257 in Dwarka Sector 8, AQI level of 255 in Burari area, AQI level of 252 in Alipur area and 215 in Najafgarh. This air comes in bad category. At the same time, AQI of air on Lodhi Road in Delhi was recorded at 149 which falls in the moderate category.

In the month of October this year, Delhi’s AQI did not cross 400 even for a single day i.e. in the very serious category. Which is a big matter of relief.

An encounter took place between Delhi Police and wanted criminal Kaku Pahadia in Mehrauli area of ​​Delhi. In this encounter, the miscreant Kaku got shot, due to which he got injured. Whereas in the firing from the other side, the bulletproof jackets of two policemen were also hit by bullets, while a constable got injured in his hand.

This encounter took place in Mehrauli police station area, where the police surrounded the accused Kaku Pahadia. Seeing the police, the accused tried to run away from the spot and started firing while running away, after which the police also retaliated and fired, in which the accused was also shot and he fell down injured.

Bullet hit the bulletproof jackets of two policemen

The police controlled Pahadia after he was shot and he was immediately taken to the hospital for treatment. Where his condition is said to be stable. In this encounter, head constable Ravindra also got injured by bullet fragments in his hand. The constable has also been sent to the hospital for treatment. While the bullets hit the bullet proof jackets of two other police personnel. Due to which he narrowly escaped.

Kaku Pahadia used to supply arms

The condition of criminal Kaku Pahadia (age 27 years) is said to be out of danger. According to the information, Kaku used to supply arms. Apart from this, many other cases are registered against him in different police stations, in which he was wanted. The police have started investigating this matter.

The police will soon interrogate the accused and try to find out where and how he used to supply weapons and who are the people associated with him. The arrest of Kaku Pahadia is being considered a big success for Delhi Police. Police have started taking further legal action in this matter.

Air pollution increased along with cold in Delhi, chances of rain in these two days, know how the weather will be on Chhath.

Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru University is once again surrounded by violence and allegations. A general body meeting was held on 15 October at the School of Social Sciences of JNU. During this, a heated clash broke out between two groups of students. According to the information, many students have been injured in this clash, including female students.

SFI and AISA, which are left-affiliated organizations, allege that ABVP members turned the meeting violent. Whereas ABVP says that the fight started after the objectionable remarks of the leftist councillor. Who had said derogatory things about the students of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Both groups of students are accusing each other of violence.

ABVP accused leftist organization

ABVP has launched a scathing attack on leftist groups regarding this violence. In a statement issued by the ABVP student organization, it has been said that there was a general body meeting in the School of Social Sciences of JNU, in which a counselor associated with the leftist group made extremely discriminatory remarks.

It is alleged that the counselor said in the meeting that students from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar and people associated with ABVP are not eligible to come to JNU, they should be thrown out of the auditorium and this campus. After this statement the atmosphere of GBM became tense.

Female students also accused of assault

When students associated with ABVP protested peacefully and tried to present their views democratically, they were attacked by leftist students. Many students were injured in this violence, including female students. ABVP termed the attack on female students by leftist groups as extremely shameful and condemnable.

At the same time, ABVP and JNU administration also strongly condemned this entire incident and said that this incident is a direct attack on the democratic and intellectual traditions of JNU. JNU Students Union Joint Secretary Vaibhav Meena said that it is natural to have differences of opinion, but spreading violence and regional hatred in response to disagreement is against democracy.

Students coming from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar or any state have equal dignity. No one has the right to insult or attack anyone on the basis of region, ideology or organization.

Delhi is the capital of our country. The names of many roads, fours and villages have been changed in Delhi over time. These changes have been made sometimes to remove the names of the British Raj and sometimes to respect our culture and history. Let us see which areas have been changed in Delhi.

Which places changed names

First let’s talk about Rajpath which was earlier called ‘Kingsway’. In 2022, its name was changed to duty path. This name was named to increase the spirit of duty in the country. The Mughal Garden was named Amrit Udyan. Then comes Aurangzeb Road. The name of this road was changed in 2015 to A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Road was kept, which gives respect to our former President and scientist Dr. Abdul Kalam. Race Course Road. This road, where the Prime Minister’s house is, became a public welfare road in 2016. Dalhousie Road was also renamed Dara Shikoh Road. The name of Teen Murti Chowk was changed in 2018 to Teen Murti Haifa Chowk. Recently in 2024, the name of Sarai Kale Khan Chowk was changed to Birsa Munda Chowk, which honors tribal leader Birsa Munda.

The names of some villages have also changed

Mohammadpur village in South Delhi became Madhavapuram in 2022. Apart from this, some people want Shakurbasti to be named ‘Jai Sriramapuram’ and Mustafabad’s name should be ‘Shiv Vihar’, but these changes have not been confirmed yet.

Why names are changed

The purpose of renaming the road or any area can be historical cultural or social reasons, for which the Municipal Corporation local administration allows the state government and sometimes the central government to change the name. This entire process is done by local authorities in small cities and this work is done in big cities with the help of the state government and municipal corporation.

Also read– What is the second life called what is called, know what the principles of Islam are called