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Most wanted gangster Sahil Chauhan arrested in Thailand, deported to India

Most wanted gangster Sahil Chauhan arrested in Thailand, deported to India

Rajeev Sharma :- In a significant breakthrough, most wanted gangster Sahil Chauhan was arrested in Thailand and is currently being brough to India after being deported. According to officials, Chauhan will arrive at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi, where he will be taken into custody by the Haryana Special Task Force (STF) immediately upon landing on Saturday. A notorious figure in organised crime network, Chauhan is also wanted by National Investigation Agencies (NIA) in connection with multiple cases.  Investigators have found that Chauhan has connections with the Gurugram-based Kaushal Chaudhary gang. While abroad, he is suspected of directing…
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Over 20 killed, several injured as crane collapse derails train in Thailand

Over 20 killed, several injured as crane collapse derails train in Thailand

National Times Bureau :- Over 20 people have been killed  and several others injured after a construction crane fell on top of a train in Thailand and causing the derailment.  The accident occurred on Wednesday morning in the Sikhio district of Nakhon Ratchasima province, which is 230 km northeast of Bangkok. The train was bound for Ubon Ratchathani province. The blaze has been doused off while the rescue operation is underway, the police said. 
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500 Indian nationals stranded in Thailand over Myanmar scam hub, MEA assures repatriation

500 Indian nationals stranded in Thailand over Myanmar scam hub, MEA assures repatriation

National Times Bureau :- India is coordinating with Thailand to bring back nearly 500 of its citizens detained there after fleeing Myanmar, where they had been duped into working at a cybercrime hub run by Chinese mafia networks. Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said India is preparing to send an aircraft to repatriate its nationals who crossed into Thailand from Myanmar. In a statement, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said the ministry was aware of the situation about the detained Indians in Thailand, and it's working with authorities to bring them back home. "We are aware of…
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Border Clashes Between Thailand and Cambodia Claim 32 Lives, Leave Over 130 Injured

Border Clashes Between Thailand and Cambodia Claim 32 Lives, Leave Over 130 Injured

Cambodia (National Times): Rising tensions between Thailand and Cambodia have led to deadly confrontations along the disputed border, with officials confirming the combined death toll has reached 32, as concerns grow over the possibility of a prolonged conflict in the region. Cambodia's Ministry of National Defence announced on Saturday that 12 more lives were lost, seven civilians and five soldiers, bringing Cambodia’s casualty count to 19. The most recent fatalities include a man killed in a rocket strike on a Buddhist pagoda where he had sought refuge on Thursday. In addition to the fatalities, Cambodia has reported over 70 injuries,…
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