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  • Delhi's largest government hospitals face severe issues. Security, infrastructure, and living conditions are deteriorating due to encroachments, criminal activity, and inadequate funding. A joint review led by the Lieutenant Governor and Chief Minister resulted in directives for increased police presence, infrastructure development, encroachment removal, and investigation of illegal activities. Regular progress reports are mandated. (This summary is generated via AI.)

  • Gurugram police arrested three men for credit card fraud. The accused, from Uttar Pradesh, posed as credit card department employees. They provided bank account details to cybercriminals. The defrauded funds were funneled through their accounts, with each person receiving a commission for selling the bank account to the next person in the chain. (This summary is generated via AI.)

  • Gurugram traffic police fined auto, e-rickshaw, and taxi drivers over Rs 18 lakh for not wearing uniforms between June 1-15, 2024. Over 2,400 challans were issued under Section 177 of the Motor Vehicle Act. The uniform rule, aimed at identifying registered drivers, was implemented in May. Police also emphasized courteous behavior and traffic rule adherence. (This summary is generated via AI.)

  • Two masked robbers held an elderly couple hostage in Faridabad, stealing cash, jewelry, and a car. They entered the home under the pretense of asking for water, then threatened the couple with an axe. The victims, Raghunandan Gandhi and his wife, were bound but eventually freed themselves and contacted police. An FIR was filed, and police are investigating. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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