Neeraj Chauhan is a Senior Associate Editor at Hindustan Times. He focuses on security, terrorism, corruption, and related policy matters, extensively covering law enforcement agencies such as the MHA, ED, CBI, and NIA. Neeraj's work has been featured in prominent publications including Hindustan Times, LiveMint, and MSN.
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Neeraj's focus is on Indian national government and politics, as well as law enforcement agencies. He primarily covers government announcements and legal policy regulation, with a significant emphasis on breaking news related to Indian politics, law and order, enforcement agencies, corruption, and money laundering.
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By: Neeraj Chauhan
NIA has alleged the seven accused imparted training to members of Myanmar-based ethnic armed groups.
By: Neeraj Chauhan
The six Ukrainian nationals arrested along with Mathew VanDyke on March 13, however, have not returned to India.
By: Neeraj Chauhan
VanDyke, who was granted permission to travel to the US for a month in September, returned to India to appear before the court.
By: Neeraj Chauhan
The financial crimes probe agency will file separate applications against Ami Nirav Modi and Priti Choksi, whom officials believe reside in the US and Belgium, respectively
By: Neeraj Chauhan
CBI, in its summon to Ashutosh Negi, said that “there are reasonable grounds to question you to ascertain facts and circumstances from you”
By: Neeraj Chauhan
During two-three days of probe, we have uncovered a further modus operandi where drug money was not only being remitted through hawala in Mizoram but it was also converted into marketable goods
By: Neeraj Chauhan
During two-three days of probe, we have uncovered a further modus operandi where drug money was not only being remitted through hawala in Mizoram but it was also converted into marketable goods
By: Neeraj Chauhan
The Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) has demanded the involvement of central agencies in the probe into the cases
By: Neeraj Chauhan
India, Oct. 28 -- The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has unearthed a unique modus operandi where the drug syndicates on the Indian side of the border
New Delhi, Oct. 29 -- The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Wednesday said it had provisionally attached land and buildings of Mohammad Ali Jauhar
