By: Ajmal Abbas, Arvind Ojha
Four tech officials from Google, Gmail, WhatsApp and Bumble will be testifying before the Delhi Police through video conferencing in the Shraddha Walkar murder case, to avoid delays and expense.
Arvind Ojha is an Editor at Aaj Tak and India Today. He specializes in covering underworld activities, terrorism, and investigative stories, with a strong focus on crime and justice, security and law enforcement, and the judicial system. Arvind's work has been featured in prominent publications including India Today, Business Times Journal, and MSN.
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Arvind Ojha's focus is on covering evolving and breaking news stories, particularly related to crime, government & politics, and occasionally entertainment news. His reporting revolves around local events in Delhi and India.
If you're reaching out to Arvind Ojha, ensure that your pitch provides valuable insights or updates related to the ongoing evolving stories or breaking news in Delhi or India. Expert commentary from credible sources familiar with the local political landscape or law enforcement could be of interest to him. Additionally, if you have exclusive details about crime-related incidents in these areas, it could capture his attention.
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