Nashik rural police

Nashik rural police arrested two men in separate cases for allegedly putting up posts glorifying Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. According to the police, in the first incident, a post by one Shoaib Maniyar allegedly triggered tension in the district’s Ghoti region on Friday. Local residents gathered outside a police station and sought action against Maniyar over the Facebook post which they said hurt their religious sentiments, the police said. A case was subsequently filed against Maniyar and he was taken into custody. Also Read | Meanwhile, in neighbouring Dhule district, a memorial that was being set up for erstwhile Mysore ruler Tipu Sultan had to be demolished following complaints by right-wing activists in the city. The Dhule unit of the “The structure was illegal and was being built without permission. It was voluntarily pulled down by the people who had constructed it,” an official of the Dhule Municipal Corporation said. The memorial was built by Dr Farooq Anwar Shah, a local legislator from the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM).

Maharashtra Deputy CM has ordered the setting up of a Special Investigation Team to probe the alleged attempt by a group of Muslims to enter the Trimbakeshwar temple. The incident took place on May 13, when a group of Muslims tried to enter the temple, which only allows Hindus to enter. Several videos of the incident have been doing the rounds on social media platforms. The group was stopped by security guards outside the temple. Maharashtra deputy chief minister Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday ordered to set up a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe an alleged attempt by a group of Muslims to enter the Trimbakeshwar temple in Nashik on May 13. In Trimbakeshwar,an FIR was registered by police about the illegal gathering of a crowd at the main gate of the temple. Security seen at Trimbakeshwar temple in Nashik on Tuesday. (HT PHOTO) Local police officers said the incident took place on May 13, when a group of Muslims tried to enter the temple. Several videos of the incident have been doing the rounds on social media platforms. The group was stopped by the security guards outside the temple. The group returned after the trust members also opposed their entry. As per the temple management, only Hindus are allowed to enter the temple which has one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. In a video clip, five to six people can be seen trying to enter the temple carrying green scarves. The instructions from Fadnavis, who holds the home portfolio, comes a day after Nashik Rural s...

नाशिक: ग्रामीण जिल्हा पोलिस भरतीची (Nashik Police Bharti) मैदानी चाचणी (Physical Test) संपली असून 164 पोलिस शिपाई आणि 15 पोलिस शिपाई चालकपदाच्या भरतीसाठी राबविण्यात आलेल्या भरती प्रक्रियेत सुमारे 2 हजार 60 उमेदवार पडताळणीत अपात्र ठरले आहेत. नाशिक जिल्ह्यात ग्रामीण पोलिस दलातील 179 पदांसाठी मैदानी चाचणी 2 जानेवारी ते 20 जानेवारी या कालावधीमध्ये घेण्यात आली. यामध्ये 21 हजार 49 उमेदवारांच्या भरती प्रक्रियेचे नियोजन करण्यात आले होते. त्यातील 14 हजार 326 उमेदवारांनी भरती प्रक्रियेसाठी प्रत्यक्ष उपस्थित राहून मैदानी चाचणी दिली. यातील 12 हजार 266 उमेदवार शारीरिक मोजमापे आणि कागदपत्रे पडताळणीत पात्र ठरले असून त्यांच्या मैदानी चाचण्या पूर्ण झाल्या आहेत. नाशिक जिल्ह्यात पोलिस भरतीसाठी 21 लाख 49 हजार उमेदवारांनी अर्ज केले होते. यात पुरुष उमेदवार 18 हजार 935 महिला 2 हजार 114 आणि तृतीयपंथी तीन उमेदवारांनी अर्ज केले होते. त्यापैकी 14 हजार 326 उमेदवारांनी भरती प्रक्रियेसाठी प्रत्यक्ष उपस्थित राहून मैदानी चाचणी दिली. पोलिस भरतीसाठी अर्ज केलेल्या 21 लाख 49 हजार उमेदवारांपैकी 14 हजार 326 उमेदवारांनी भरती प्रक्रियेसाठी प्रत्यक्ष उपस्थित राहून मैदानी चाचणी दिली. त्यातील 12 हजार 266 उमेदवार शारीरिक मोजमापे व कागदपत्रे पडताळणीत पात्र ठरली. नाशिक पोलिस भरती प्रक्रियेत 14 हजार 326 उमेदवारांनी भरती प्रक्रियेसाठी प्रत्यक्ष उपस्थित राहून मैदानी चाचणी दिली. त्यातील सुमारे 2 हजार 60 उमेदवारांना छाती, उंचीच्या शारीरिक मोजमापांसह कागदपत्रांमधून त्रुटींनी अपात्र ठरविले. Nashik Police Recruitment: सहा हजाराहून अधिक उमेदवार गैरहजर... नाशिक जिल्हा ग्रामीण पोलिस दलाच्या भरती प्रक्रियेसाठी अर्ज करणाऱ्या 21 हज...

Nashik: In a shocking incident, at least six cow-vigilantes have been arrested by the Igatpuri Police for allegedly lynching a Thane man to death and injuring another, on suspicion of cattle smuggling, the said here on Wednesday. The alleged lynching that took place last week came to light after the police recovered the body of the victim, identified as Lukman Sulaiman Ansari (25) of Padgha in Thane district, on Saturday (June 10). Luqman's dead body dumped in gorge Ansari's body was found dumped in a 150-metre deep gorge in the Ghatandevi area. The police launched a probe immediately, Nashik (Rural) Superintendent of Police, Shahaji Umap, told mediapersons. It was on Thursday (June 8) when Ansari along with his friends Atiq Paddi and Aqueel Gavandi purchased a bullock, two cows and a calf for around Rs 18,000 from a farmer-woman in Shahapur and were transporting the same in an LMV tempo to Padgha. Enroute, they were intercepted by over 15 so-called cow-vigilantes, who came in three cars and motorcycles, near Shahapur. They attempted to extort money from Ansari and his friends, but when refused, they took over the tempo, 'rescued' the four bovines and drove the vehicle to Ghatandevi. They stopped the tempo at an isolated spot near the hilly areas and started brutally assaulting the trio with sticks and iron rods. Luqman's Autopsy Report While Paddi and Gavandi managed to escape, Ansari bore the brunt of the attack. His autopsy revealed death due to severe head injuries, sa...

Nashik: The Nashik rural police on Wednesday seized gutka worth Rs 60,000 from two pan stall owners in Satana. The seizure was done as a part of its special drive against the illegal storage and transportation of gutka in the district. Similarly, on June 6, the rural police took action against five vendors in Ayeshanagar, Azadnagar, Pimpalgaon Baswant, Sinnar, and Satana and seized gutka worth over Rs 1.5 lakh from them. The five accused were also arrested. SP Shahaji Umap has appealed to people to call them on 6262256363 if they have any information about the sale, transport, and storage of gutka, and other banned tobacco products. TNN