Tukaram Omble

New Delhi: Nine brave hearts including former Chief of the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS), Hemant Karkare, former Additional Commissioner of Maharastra police, Ashok Kamte and the former Delhi Police Inspector, Mohan Chand Sharma were announced recipients posthumously of the prestigious Ashok Charka award. Their names were announced posthumously today.Read Full Story

A bust of assistant sub-inspector of police Tukaram Omble will be unveiled in Mumbai. To mark the 26/11 terror strike in the city armed with just a lathi. Ombale captured armed terrorist Ajmal Kasab. Who shot him dead during the effort. Omble's bust was made by Pune-based Mahesh Pawar. The statue will be unveiled in the presence of Omble's daughter Vaishali and brother Balasaheb. The bust will later be installed in Omble's village in Satara district. WATCH VIDEO NOW >>Read Full Story

www.nia.gov.in – NIA Recruitment 2011: National Investigation Agency (NIA) has given a detail notification for the recruitment of Dy.Supdt. of Police, Inspector, Sub – Inspector (SI), Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI), Head Constable and Constable. Candidates applying for the following positions should have all the basic qualification as mentioned in the main advertisement. So, candidates fulfilling [...]Read Full Story

If it was not for him, the Mumbai police could not have captured the sole terrorist alive, the only source of first-hand information about the evil perpetrators behind the heinous attacks.Read Full Story

The daughter of the policeman, who helped capture Ajmal Amir Kasab before falling to the bullets of the Pakistani terrorist, said Thursday that her dad's courage has paid off. "My father's sacrifice has paid off," said Vaishali, 23-year-old daughter of assistant sub-inspector Tukaram Omble who held on to the barrel of the AK-47 Kasab was firing from on the night of Nov 26-27, 2008, and helped capture him alive. "I am very happy that Kasab has been awarded the death sentence. He deserves...Read Full Story

The daughter of the policeman, who helped capture Ajmal Amir Kasab before falling to the bullets of the Pakistani terrorist, said Thursday that her dad's courage has paid off. "My father's sacrifice has paid off," said Vaishali, 23-year-old daughter of assistant sub-inspector Tukaram Omble who held on to the barrel of the AK-47 Kasab was firing from on the night of Nov 26-27, 2008, and helped capture him alive. "I am very happy that Kasab has been awarded the death sentence. He deserves...Read Full Story

He caught Kasab - only to go away forever, says family (One Year After 26/11) By Gayatri Makhijani Mumbai, Nov 21 (IANS) They remember his little gestures - a cake one day, a dress on another. They wish their father, assistant sub-inspector Tukaram Omble, hadn't been so brave on the night of 26/11. Omble had held on to the barrel of Ajmal Amir Kasab's rifle, taking fatal bullets, while other policemen captured the terrorist alive. "When I look at it from your point of view, I am proud...Read Full Story

As many as 11 brave hearts will be posthumously awarded with the Ashoka Chakra, the nation`s highest peacetime gallantry award, during the Republic Day parade this year. Though the defence ministry had originally recommended nine names for Ashoka Chakra, the PMO was in a fix because of the strong pitch made by the Maharashtra government to include all the names of policemen who died during the 26/11 terror strikes in Mumbai. Sources said the names of senior Mumbai Police officers Ashok...Read Full Story

Maharashtra Police ATS chief Hemant Karkare , Additional Commissioner Ashok Kamte and four others -- killed while fighting terrorists in Mumbai -- are among 11 security personnel named for Ashok Chakra, the country's highest peace-time gallantry medal. Mumbai Police Inspector Vijay Salaskar and Assistant Sub-Inspector Tukaram Ombale, apart from National Security Guard commandos Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan and Havildar Gajender Singh too would receive the medal posthumously for their acts of...Read Full Story

Mumbai, May 12 (ANI): The second eyewitness in the Mumbai terror attack case on Tuesday testified against Mohammad Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone surviving gunmen. Assistant Police Inspector Sanjay Govilkar told the special court that Kasab had fired at him and API Tukaram Omble at Girgaum Chowpatty on November 26 last year. “While Omble fell to bullets fired from AK-47 rifle by Kasab, I sustained a bullet injury in the waist,” API Govilkar told judge M L Tahaliyani. Govilkar is the second...Read Full Story