CBI Busts ₹117 Crore Transnational Cyber Fraud Ring, Raids Uncover Incriminating Evidence

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) launched a major crackdown on a transnational cyber fraud network, conducting searches across Delhi and Gurugram. The investigation, stemming from a Union Home Ministry complaint, revealed a sophisticated operation involving foreign actors and ‘mule accounts’ to launder millions. Incriminating evidence, including electronic devices and financial records, was seized, leading to arrests in a continuing fight against international cybercrime.

CB&I Secures Sizeable Contract for Viva Energy’s Diesel Tank Replacement Project in Melbourne, Australia

CB&I, a subsidiary of McDermott, has been awarded a substantial contract by Viva Energy for the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) of two 10ML diesel tanks at its Newport terminal in Melbourne, Australia. This project marks another successful collaboration between CB&I and Viva Energy, highlighting CB&I’s expertise in delivering high-quality and safe energy infrastructure solutions.

RAU Study Circle Case: Delhi Court Reserves Order on Charge Sheet, Next Hearing on November 14

The Rouse Avenue Court in Delhi has reserved its order on taking cognizance of the charge sheet filed by the CBI in the RAU Study Circle case. The charge sheet names six individuals, including four co-owners and CEO Abhishek Gupta, in connection with alleged irregularities in the functioning of the coaching institute. The court has asked the complainant’s counsel to submit relevant judgments before the next hearing scheduled for November 14.

CBI Denies Bail to Former RG Kar Medical College Principal in Kolkata Doctor Rape Case

The CBI has denied bail to Sandip Ghosh, former principal of RG Kar Medical College, in the rape and murder case of a postgraduate trainee doctor. The agency alleges that Ghosh, along with former Tala police station officer Abhijit Mondal, tampered with evidence and delayed the filing of an FIR. The magistrate highlighted the severity of the allegations, noting that if found guilty, Ghosh could face the death penalty.

Karnataka Withdraws General Consent for CBI Investigations

The Karnataka government has decided to withdraw its general consent for the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to investigate cases within the state. This decision comes after a special court ordered a Lokayukta police probe against former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah in a land allotment case. The government alleges misuse of the CBI and a lack of progress in investigations.

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