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UP to seek over Rs 300 cr from Centre for police modernisation

Jun 11, 2013

Plauged by law and order problem, Uttar Pradesh government will seek Rs 302 crore from the Centre for police modernisation. #Uttar Pradesh #India #NewsTracker #CCTV #Javed Usmani #Police force
MLA goons are reducing Mumbai police to a joke

Mar 29, 2013

#ThatsJustWrong #Mumbai Police #RR Patil #CCTV footage #Sachin Suryawanshi
Bhardwaj shooting: 12 people questioned by police

Mar 27, 2013

Around twelve people have been questioned in connection with the murder of local BSP leader Deepak Bhardwaj with police today saying that it was probing whether any contract killers from Haryana's Sonepat area were involved. #NewsTracker #CCTV footage #Deepak Bhardwaj
Builder, friend shot at in Mumbai, CCTV helps nab 2 assailants

Mar 13, 2013

During the probe, the two accused, later identified as Mehul Chodankar and Chandu Patil were nabbed, police said adding that the former had been sacked after Choudhary suffered a loss of Rs 5 lakh because of him. #NewsTracker #Mumbai #CCTV #Virar
Hyderabad blasts: Police may send CCTV footage to Mumbai labs

Feb 25, 2013

With the footage obtained from a CCTV camera near the site of twin bomb blasts apparently not yielding any credible clues, the Andhra Pradesh police are now mulling to rope in advanced film processing labs in Mumbai in a bid to harvest the images of suspected bombers. #NewsTracker #Mumbai #Hyderabad blasts #CCTV footage
Hyderabad blasts: How investigators are feeling their way for answers

Feb 25, 2013

The CCTV footage and other evidence in its present form is unlikely to lead the investigators looking into the Hyderabad blasts anywhere. #HowThisWorks #National Investigation Agency #CCTV #Andhra Pradesh police #Hyderabad blasts #bombs #cycles
Hyderabad blasts: FBI to help, cycles identified?

Feb 25, 2013

So #NewsTracker #CCTV #Police #NIA #Hyderabad blasts #cycles
Hyderabad blasts: What the investigators know so far

Feb 23, 2013

A little over 36 hours after the twin blasts in Hyderabad here are the key developments in the investigations so far. #NewsTracker #Indian Mujahideen #Ammonium Nitrate #CCTV cameras #Hyderabad blasts #bombs
CCTVs, insurance to protect Gujarat BJP, Congress offices

Nov 26, 2012

The state Congress has insured the main party office for a whopping Rs 2.5 crore. #Congress #BJP #NewsTracker #CCTV #Gujarat Elections 2012
How many more terror blasts before Pune takes CCTVs seriously?

Aug 09, 2012

There are scores of examples to show that CCTV footage - of even poor quality- has played an extraordinary role in helping solve sensational crimes. And yet, two terror blasts and 17 deaths in Pune since 2010 have not brought about surveillance in the city #BJP #Ajit Pawar #CCTV cameras #German Bakery #Pune blasts

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