The police on Monday will initiate the process to get a blue corner notice issued against the two Bulgarian crooks who allegedly stole data of ATM cards from Axis Bank’s ATM at the DGP office.
A police officer on Sunday confirmed, “We have identified the accused, who are in their late 20s and collected their passport and visa details. They also filled the Form C (a must for foreign nationals) while checking into the Colaba hotel. Soon, we will be issuing a blue collar notice against them through Interpol so that if they try to fly from any airport across the world, they will be detained immediately.”
A red corner notice cannot be issued as it can only be done once the chargesheet is filled in the case. “We are also going through the details of the international phonecalls made by the accused during their stay in the Colaba hotel. So far, the involvement of any local gang or person has not emerged,” said the officer.
A red corner notice allows for the immediate arrest of the person concerned, whereas a blue corner notice only allows detention.
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Track worker killed by train
AGE CORRESPONDENT
Mumbai, June 23
A 60-year-old trackman was killed after a Mumbai-bound local train ran over him, while he was carrying out his routine track repairing work with 20 others between Mulund and Thane railway stations on Sunday around noon. According to Thane government railway police (GRP), the incident took place at around 11.45 pm, while the deceased Bhau Tukaram Bhoire, a Class-4 worker was repairing the rail tracks with around 20 others during the mega-block. “The Ambarnath (up) slow local train honked to warn the workers but due to his age, he may not have been able to move,” said S.L Singh, stationmaster, Thane.