Interpol rejects Pakistan`s plea to arrest Pervez Musharraf

Interpol has issued a red corner international arrest warrant for real estate investor Haitham bin Mahmoud Shukri, accused of a fraud involving 78 people here in the emirate, according to Dubai Police. The accused is a Saudi national and Lt. Colonel ...

The CBI, probing the `3,600 crore AgustaWestland helicopter deal, is now preparing to approach Interpol headquarters for issuing of red corner notices (RCN) against three foreign nationals Christian Michel, Guido Haschke and Carlo Gerosa. All three, who are ...

More in: PANAJI: Suspecting that the unknown accused involved in the rape of a seven-year-old girl from a Vasco school on January 14, earlier this year, has escaped out of the country, the Goa government has sought the help of the Interpol or the ...

A 39-year-old man alleged to be running an international cartel of fake currency notes was arrested by the after he was deported from a West Asian country. The man, identified as Mohd Yoosuf, was produced before a Delhi court on Tuesday. As the ...

International News: London, Rejecting Ravi Shankaran's petition, the District judge Nicholad Evans at the Westminster Magistrates Court in London said that Shankaran had been presented with no evidence to prove there wasn't a "case to answer." The ...

, Asia-Plus Ukraine's national news agency, UNN, says that in a report released at a news conference in Kyiv, Head of Interpol National Central Bureau (NCB) in Ukraine, Vasiliy Nevolya, noted on March 28 that former Tajik Prime Minister Abdumalik ...

Mumbai : As Mumbai Police crime branch officials delve deeper into the connections of IPL spot fixers S. Sreesanth and Jiju Janardanan, they have found the name and phone number of a notorious Dawood gang bookie Sobhan Mehta alias Sokhan Kalachowki from ...

India, which has for years been insisting that fugitive underworld don Dawood Ibrahim is residing in Pakistan with the blessings of the establishment there, appears to have scored its own goal in the just-concluded budget session of Parliament by ...

The CBI's feathers were trimmed from the start, its beak trained to give friendly pecks to its masters, says Sunil Sethi The Supreme Court’s comparison of the Central Bureau of Investigation to a “caged parrot” is both colourful and vivid, but it betrays the notion that the judges have ever kept one in the house. Anyone who has tamed a bird, trained it, taught it to talk and spoilt it silly as a domestic pet can tell them what will happen if it is un-caged. It is unlikely to ...