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Snatchers’ gang busted; 5 held with stolen car, weapons in Sultanpur Lodhi

Police nabbed five accused from Sultanpur Lodhi for looting in various states. Lodhi police received a complaint from a liquor shop owner that 5 unidentified men looted ₹5,200.

Published on: Dec 3, 2022, 21:06:06 IST
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Kapurthala police claimed to have nabbed five accused from Sultanpur Lodhi for looting at gunpoint in Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh. The accused have been identified as Saurav Kumar alias Sunny, Gurpreet Singh alias Gopi, Gurpreet Singh alias Happy, Balraj Singh alias Baaj and another 18-years old accused.

Sultanpur Lodhi police received a complaint from a liquor shop owner that five unidentified men looted  ₹5,200 from workers of his shop by attacking them with a sharp-edged weapon. (HT photo)
Sultanpur Lodhi police received a complaint from a liquor shop owner that five unidentified men looted ₹5,200 from workers of his shop by attacking them with a sharp-edged weapon. (HT photo)

Senior superintendent of police Navneet Singh Bains on Saturday said that Sultanpur Lodhi police received a complaint from a liquor shop owner that five unidentified men looted 5,200 from workers of his shop by attacking them with a sharp-edged weapon. “A case was registered against them under Section 395 of Indian Penal Code and 25, 54, 59 of the Arms Act. A special team was formed to nab the offenders. Police arrested Saurav Kumar alias Sunny and started interrogating him. He revealed the information of his associates and police arrested the remaining four accused, identified as Gurpreet Singh Gopi, Gurpreet Singh alias Happy, Balraj Singh alias Baaj and Gurpreet Singh alias Gopi. Police recovered a looted Innova car, a country-made pistol, an air gun, 3 sharp-edged weapons, and two stolen mobiles from their possession,” he said.

Gang of robbers arrested in Bathinda:

The district police have arrested seven persons for their alleged involvement in carjacking, theft and robbery. Bathinda senior superintendent of police (SSP) J Elenchezian said on Saturday that Manpreet Singh alias Manni was the kingpin of the gang and he was working as a driver of a businessman from Rampura town of the district. An SUV, motorbike, and a country-made weapon were among the articles recovered from their possession. HTC

 
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