- Sonia Gandhi reveals moral dilemma over alliance with DMK in memoir
- Manjinder Singh Sirsa accuses Rajiv Gandhi of responsibility for 1984 anti-Sikh riots, rejects Sonia Gandhi's account
- Tripura CM calls for collective efforts for inclusive development of tribal, non-tribal communities
- Gujarat leaders meet HM Shah, exchange 'Saal Mubarak' wishes on New Year
- Sonia Gandhi Recalls ‘Midnight Chat’ With Rahul Before Turning Down PM Post In 2004
- Sundar Pichai Welcomes Meta’s AI Models to Google Cloud
- Google Unveils New AI Chips in Major Challenge to Nvidia
- Kia Car wrecked in PVNR Expressway Accident in Hyderabad
TN police detain 467 history sheeters in statewide crackdown
In Short
The coordinated drive, targeting active rowdies and habitual offenders across all districts, saw police personnel screening a total of 6,967 suspects.

Tamil Nadu police on Tuesday rounded up thousands of history-sheeters
Chennai: The Tamil Nadu police on Tuesday rounded up thousands of history-sheeters and habitual offenders, remanding 467 individuals to judicial custody following a spike in festival-period violence and law and order incidents.
The coordinated drive, targeting active rowdies and habitual offenders across all districts, saw police personnel screening a total of 6,967 suspects.
According to official figures released by the state police headquarters, the operation aimed to curb gang activity, prevent violent crimes, and maintain public order.
Of those screened during the overnight raids, 467 offenders were formally arrested and remanded to judicial custody in connection with pending warrants, active cases, or fresh offences.
Remaining individuals were issued stern warnings against indulging in illegal activities.
To ensure long-term compliance, police authorities bound over 303 history-sheeters under security provisions, requiring them to execute bonds for good behaviour.
Officials warned that any violation of these bond conditions would lead to immediate detention.
Senior police officers highlighted that regular monitoring of history-sheeters and proactive field operations would continue aggressively across all zones to ensure public safety and suppress anti-social elements.
CM Sarma charts Assam’s two-pronged strategy against river erosion
'I witnessed that historic moment’, says Ashok Gehlot on Sonia Gandhi declining PM’s post in 2004
Vice-President Radhakrishnan to visit his alma mater in Tamil Nadu tomorrow
Enjoys widespread acceptance among world leaders: BJP on PM Modi-Zelensky phone call
Bihar CM Choudhary suspends 15 officials, orders departmental action over delays in 'Sahyog' applications
You cannot take away Tipu Sultan’s contributions to K'taka: Priyank Kharge

