Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: A team led by deputy commissioner of police (zone-I) Nitin Bagate raided a private premises within the limits of MIDC Waluj police on Tuesday and seized 268 LPG cylinders.Senior inspector Avinash Aghav said the police team nabbed three accused for running an illegal gas refilling point. Prima facie, it appears that the accused are sourcing these cylinders illegally and using them to refill CNG vehicles, said Aghav.Bagate, who led the entire operation, said that out of the seized cylinders, 39 were full and 229 were empty.The number of empty cylinders seized from the spot indicates that this illegal refilling point might have been operating for quite a while. We will probe the entire case inside and out, said Bagate.The civil supply authorites on Thursday evening filed a complaint against the three accused. The MIDC Waluj police station is in the process of registering an FIR.We also published the following articles recentlyFive injured in fire from LPG cylinder explosion in Mumbais BandraA fire broke out in Mumbais Bandra area, resulting in burns to five individuals. The cause of the fire is suspected to be an explosion in a cooking gas cylinder. Firefighters were able to bring the fire under control, and the injured individuals were admitted to Bhabha Hospital for treatment. No fatalities were reported. The fire caused damage to electric wiring, electric installation, a stock of clothes, and one upper-floored structure.Haryana Polices crackdown on illegal liquor sales continues , 444 FIRs in 10 daysHaryana Police has arrested 436 people and filed 444 FIRs as part of a crackdown on the sale, storage, and transportation of illicit liquor in the state. The Director General of Police has emphasized a zero-tolerance policy towards the illegal liquor trade, stating that offenders will face consequences. The police are implementing multi-level monitoring and coordinating efforts with district officers to tighten the grip on those involved in the trade. During the crackdown, a significant amount of illegal liquor has been confiscated. The public is urged to report any individuals involved in the production and sale of spurious liquor.German police raid homes of 17 people accused of posting antisemitic hate speech on social mediaGerman authorities have raided the homes of 17 individuals in Bavaria accused of spreading antisemitic hate speech and threats online. The suspects, aged between 18 and 62, were questioned and evidence, including cell phones and laptops, were confiscated. They were accused of celebrating the attacks by Hamas on Israel and spreading hate speech against Jews on social media. The raids took place in Munich, as well as several other locations in Bavaria. Germany has strict rules against hate speech and the use of banned symbols, such as swastikas. The country has seen a rise in antisemitism following the Israel-Hamas war.

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