The alleged theft came to light after the officials of the bank's Kalupur branch found that 174 bundles of Rs 500 notes, totalling Rs 8.70 crore, had gone missing from the vault that was handled by chief custodian Sanjay Sharma and joint custodian Harsiddh Kadiyar.
In a Bollywood-style airport heist, airline and airport staff allegedly smuggled out a Rs 2.58 crore gold consignment from an Ahmedabad-Bengaluru cargo shipment.
The Gujarat Cyber Centre of Excellence said it had uncovered an Ahmedabad-based crypto network allegedly tied to drug trafficking, money laundering and terror financing. Investigators traced cross-border links through Monero, hawala channels and wallets.
Ahmedabad Crime Branch has arrested a woman and her lover for allegedly killing her husband and dumping his body in a canal. Investigators say the case unravelled after a failed murder-for-hire bid and months of deception.
Customs officials at Ahmedabad airport arrested a passenger from Bangkok after seizing suspected hybrid marijuana from his baggage. Investigators are now tracing the consignment's recipient and possible links to a wider smuggling network.
The saleswoman, Harshida Shetty, who had been working at the showroom for the past 11 months, allegedly hid jewellery inside her uniform before walking out of the store.
A 30-year live-in relationship, a son born out of wedlock, claims of confinement and a courtroom face-off between a woman and her partner's sister have turned an unusual Gujarat case into a legal drama.
A selfie, a stolen photo from social media and an AI-generated blinking video were all it took for a cyber gang to hijack Aadhaar-linked identities, access bank accounts and quietly take loans in victims' names.
An elderly Ahmedabad businessman has accused three men of blackmailing him with an obscene video and defrauding him of Rs 8.8 lakh. The man had previously befriended one of the fraudsters during a train journey to Punjab in 2023.
According to investigators, Shamshuddin killed Farzana after her visit created tensions within his family. Police suspect that her body was secretly disposed of in the well, allowing the crime to go undetected for years.
A 55-year-old man was bludgeoned to death inside a residential complex in Ahmedabad in the early hours of Wednesday. The victim was found lying in a pool of blood in the parking area with severe head injuries.
A meal at home, a sudden illness, and two young lives lost, but the answers remain missing. As contradictions surface and forensic tests fail, a disturbing mystery unfolds in Ahmedabad.
The ordeal began on April 2 when the victim received a call from an individual who introduced himself as an officer named Anuj, working for the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). The caller told the old man that a mobile number registered under his name was used to distribute several obscene videos to women.
Police found that there was no adulteration in the dosa batter, while excessive amounts of aluminium phosphate and zinc were found in the victims' bodies.
According to Gaurishankar Prajapti, the grandfather of the two deceased girls, his son Vimal bought the khiru from a nearby shop named Ghanashyam Dairy to make dosa. The next morning, Vimal, his wife Bhavna, and two of his daughters started vomiting and were taken to the hospital as their conditions worsened.
About 900 girls reside in the hostel, said a civic body official, adding that 57 of them were rushed to a private hospital after they complained of symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhoea, stomach ache, and weakness. While 18 students were admitted, the rest were discharged after OPD-based observation.
Customs officials seized 553 grams of 24-carat gold worth Rs 83.29 lakh concealed in capsules hidden inside the woman's private parts.
The accused, Jatin Patel, was deeply upset as his wife would taunt him about his masculinity. The couple was living separately for the past six months as they frequently had fights.
A Mercedes parked near Sarakhaj revealed a chilling secret. Its interior concealed a male body for six months. Police scramble to trace the car's owners and uncover how the grim discovery went unnoticed for so long.
A chance sighting exposed a disturbing plot involving forged identities, minors and alleged grooming in Gujarat. Police action followed swiftly, but one accused remains at large as deeper details emerge.
