Thane crime: Thane Police in Maharashtra rescued a 19-year-old runaway woman during an 'operation all out'
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Thane crime: The Thane Police in Maharashtra rescued a 19-year-old runaway woman during an 'operation all out' conducted in Maharashtra's Thane city, an official said on Sunday, reported the PTI.
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According to the PTI, During the special operation, a police team found the woman sitting alone near Thane railway station around 3 am, senior inspector Vijay Deshmukh said.
The woman, a resident of Bhiwandi town, had run away from home after a quarrel with her parents, he said.
The woman's parents had already lodged a missing person's complaint with the local police after she failed to return home from college, the official said, adding that the woman reunited with her family.
Meanwhile, the police in Thane have arrested the fourth suspected accused in connection with the financial crime that involved breaching the system of a payment gateway service provider, the PTI reported.
According to the official, the fraud involved the financial crime of more than Rs 16,180 crore.
With the latest arrest, the police have held four persons so far in connection with the case. The police have registered a case at Naupada police station.
"The police apprehended the fourth accused Dinesh Dhondu Shirke (49), a partner in an enterprises firm, from the western suburb of Andheri in neighbouring Mumbai," the police official told the PTI.
The fourth accused, Shirke's involvement in the crime was prima facie revealed during the probe conducted by the cyber cell.
The police had on Thursday arrested one Amol Andale alias Aman, Anup Dubey (26) of Bhayandar, and Mumbai resident Sanjay Namdeo Gaikwad (42), a partner in a firm.
According to the news agency, during the probe, the cyber cell team came across suspicious transactions of more than Rs 16,180 crore. Naupada police on October 6, registered a case against five persons under sections 420 (cheating), 409 (criminal breach of trust), 467, 468 (forgery), 120B (criminal conspiracy) and 34 (common intention) and provisions of the Information Technology Act.
The police had earlier said that the accused allegedly set up several partnership firms on bogus documents to launder the amount, as per the PTI.
(with PTI inputs)
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