Mohammad Shafiq

Priests from Ajmer Dargah Sharif have joined a growing call from Muslim clerics nationwide demanding the cow be declared India's national animal and a complete ban on its sale, slaughter, and beef export. This comes amid state government advisories cautioning against cow slaughter during Eid-ul-Azha, with clerics urging Muslims to voluntarily avoid purchasing cows and remain calm during celebrations.

Kolkata's mosques held Eid-uz-Zoha prayers in multiple shifts, ensuring devotees prayed within premises or parks, keeping roads clear for traffic. Community elders guided worshippers, and police facilitated smooth movement. The celebrations emphasized peace, harmony, and adherence to constitutional laws, reflecting a mature and responsible approach by the Muslim community.

PAU engineers honoured: Two agricultural engineers with Punjab Agricultural University, Dr CJS Pannu, and Dr Mohammad Shafiq Alam, have won a commendation medal and Distinguished Services Certificate by Indian Society of Agricultural Engineers.

Howrah Police arrested three associates of Harun Khan, the main suspect in a gang war shooting that claimed Mohammad Shafiq's life. The trio, apprehended in Kolkata, allegedly aided Khan and his accomplice Rohit Hossain in their escape after the murder. Investigations reveal the killing stemmed from a territorial dispute and extortion rivalry between rival gangs.

A contract killer and prime accused in Poonam Devi murder case, Pappu Mandal, was arrested at village Shimra under Tikkapatty police station in Dhamdaha sub-division in Purnia district on Tuesday.

Md. Shafiq who was deported from London on terror suspicion, was arrested but released on bail, police said.

The crime branch of Delhi Police raided two units manufacturing fake perfumes and deodorants in the Nizamuddin area of southeast Delhi on Thursday.

Greed to grab a piece of graveyard land behind Rahin Shah Dargah was the bone of contention between Amjad and the head of Dargah Mohammad Shafiq’s family, which resulted in the killing of three persons on Saturday night.

Jammu and Kashmir Indian Style Wrestling Association (JKISWA) is organising Indo-Pak Wrestling championship on October 15.

BSF troops apprehended a Bangladeshi national trying to cross over to the other side at the International Border in Jammu.

Six students of college of engineering Thiruvananathapuram were brought to medical college after they sustained minor injuries in a scuffle in the campus.

The district magistrate had given instructions for registering an FIR against 21 people who remained absent from duty during counting of votes on July 7.

Mohammad Shafiq Ansari alias Barabhai and Mohammed Yunus Omar, arrested last month by MP Anti-Terrorists Squad, were handed over to Gujarat police.

A gang was busted and four people, including a woman, were arrested for allegedly honey-trapping people on the pretext of giving massage.

The Border Security Force on Thursday arrested a Bangladesh citizen from Munabao while he was trying to cross over to Pakistan.

The Srinagar-Muzaffarbad bus service resumed on Monday after 18 days of suspension following the seizure of narcotics from a Pakistani truck at Salamabad in Uri in Baramulla district.

An Indo-Pak wrestling competition would be organised by the Indian Style Wrestling Association (ISWA) in Katra in Jammu on October 14.

Three civilians, including a 20-year-old woman, were killed as Pakistani troops violated ceasefire and fired rockets along the Line of Control in Jammu & Kashmir's Uri Sector on Tuesday, defence spokesman Lt Col J S Brar said.

Jammu and Kashmir police have attached immovable property valued at approximately Rs 70 lakh belonging to terrorism accused Mohammed Jahangir, believed to be residing in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. This action, targeting over 2 acres in Poonch district, is part of an intensified crackdown on terrorist financing networks operating from across the border.

A Pakistani man arrested for immigration violations during investigation into the failed Times Square bombing plot will soon be released after a judge ruled here that there was no reason to keep him behind bars.

Sanjay Circle police Tuesday arrested a 30-year-old woman for allegedly blackmailing a city-based man and seized Rs 50,000 cash along with cheques of different amounts.

The three suspected terrorists, detained at the Indo-Nepal border revealed that they were forced to become terrorists.