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Nagpur: Crime branch police were successful in nabbing the miscreant one Abdul Raza Nabi Shah, 18, resident of Reshimbabg Flat no. 24 Kharbi and 3 juveniles. They have recovered total material worth Rs 89,500 from them which consists Sony camera worth Rs 53,000, Smasung Android mobile, Rs 5000, Zolo mobile Rs 4000, cash 2000. Similarly the bike Rs 6000 used in robbery, Hero Honda Splendour worth Rs 20,000, 2 knives used in robbery.

It may be recalled that the complainant Anikat Rajkumar Tiwari,18 resident of Gurudeonagar, Ramana Maruti coming under Nandanvan police station was going along with his friend with his sony camera for photography. Two unidentified persons covering their faces with masks and scarves came on Pulsar bike and looted sony camera, Smasung mobile Zolo mobile and cash Rs 500.

On a complaint from Anikat the police registered a case under section 394 and 34 of IPC. Police immediately swung into action started investigating and caught Abdul Raza Nabi Shah and three juveniles and recovered the stolen material and other things.

Cops nab 4 including 3 juveniles, recover material including cash worth Rs 89,500

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Nagpur: Two persons deceived the Trimurti Nagar Branch of Bank of India to the tune of Rs 15 lakh by forging documents and procuring loan for purchase of Toyota car.

The two accused, Vishwas Panjabrao Wankhede and Madhav Subhash Babalsare, in connivance with each other, submitted bogus personal documents and vehicle papers to Trimurti Nagar Branch of Bank of India for purchase of a car from Grace Toyota Showroom on June 7, 2017. With the help of these forged documents, the accused duo procured a loan of Rs 15 lakh from the bank. However, neither the vehicle was purchased nor the loan amount returned to the bank by the accused. When the fraud came to the notice of the bank, the Branch Manager Anil Premdas Raut (56), resident of Plot No. 201, Gurudeo Apartment, Trimurti Nagar, lodged a complaint with Pratap Nagar police in this connection.

ASI Gajanan has booked the accused duo under Sections 420, 468, 465, 471, 34 of the IPC and investigating the case further.

2 men defraud BoI with Rs 15 lakh in bogus car loan deal

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Nagpur: A notorious goon facing offences of theft, robbery, causing injuries, gambling was externed from Nagpur city and district for a period of six months.

Suryakant Jeevan Raut (51), resident of Gujarwadi under Ganeshpeth police jurisdiction, was banished by Deputy Commissioner of Police, Zone 3, invoking the Section 57(1)(A)(1) of Maharashtra Police Act 1951. The tough action follows the goon’s involvement in a number of crimes including thefts, robberies, causing injuries, gambling etc. Suryakant Raut has been banished from Nagpur city and district for six months from 20.12.2017.

Notorious goon externed for six months

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Nagpur: One more incident of women tricksters robbing co-passengers in autos has come to light in city. Cops apparently seem helpless in curbing the kind of crimes occurring as a routine.

A resident of 203, B Wing, JP Chamber, Madhav Nagar, Deepika Shashikant Mahajan (51), around 12.30 pm on Friday, boarded an auto already occupied by three women. Between Khamla Bus Stop and Orange City Hospital, one of the women pretended to be vomiting and as the attention of Deepika got diverted, the other two women slyly removed gold mangalsutra she was wearing. The gold stuff was valued at Rs 30,000. The con women also pilfered Rs 180 from Deepika’s purse. By the time Deepika could notice the theft, the three criminal women had already disembarked from the auto and vanished from the scene.

Pratap Nagar ASI Raut, based on Deepika’s complaint, booked the three unidentified women robbers under Sections 379, 34 of the IPC and searching for them.

3 con women rob co-passenger in auto in Pratap Nagar

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Nagpur: In yet another incident of its kind, a con woman robbed a co-passenger of gold ornaments worth Rs 1.80 lakh in an auto in Nandanvan jurisdiction on Sunday afternoon.

The victim, Sangita Pradeep Mahatre (51), resident of 14, Raut Nagar, Dighori, boarded an auto at Badkas Square for going to home around 3.30 pm on Sunday. Between Badkas Square and Telephone Square, the unidentified con woman, aged 30-35, sitting beside Sangita in the auto, took advantage of overcrowded auto and slyly removed two small purses from her handbag. The purses contained gold ornaments worth Rs 1.80 lakh. After robbing Sangita, the trickster woman disembarked from the auto midway and vanished from the scene. Sangita noticed the theft after reaching home but it was too late.

Nandanvan Woman PSI Wagare has registered a case against the unidentified woman under Section 379 of the IPC and searching for her.

Con woman robs co-passenger of Rs 1.80 lakh gold booty in auto

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Nagpur: Riding two-wheelers without helmets proved fatal for two men as both were killed due to head injuries in separate accidents in Ajni and Sadar police jurisdiction on Monday.

In the first incident, a 71-year old man named Kashiram Gajbhiye died on the spot when the Scooty moped (MH-31/CE 7021) he was riding was rammed by a recklessly driven Maruti Swift car (MH-49/AS 1604). Around 12 noon on Monday, Kashiram was going on his Scooty moped. As he neared Shrinagar Square, near Narendra Nagar, the rashly driven Swift car hit his moped with forceful impact. As a result, Kashiram fell on the road and suffered head injuries as he was not wearing helmet. He died on the spot.

On the basis of a complaint lodged by Vikas Gajbhiye, son of the deceased, Ajni police have booked the Swift driver Amarnath Ramprasad Pandey (58) under Sections 279, 304(A) of the IPC and started investigations. According to sources, Amarnath too received serious injuries and admitted to a private hospital.

In another mishap in Sadar police jurisdiction, a Discover motorcycle was rammed by a container truck near Gondwana Square in which the bike rider was killed. The deceased, Vikrant Sudhakar Parate (34), was native of Borgaon, Wardha. According to information, Vikrant, working as Manager in a micro finance company, was riding Discover motorcycle (MH-31/K 5770) and was going towards Gondwana Square around 9.30 am on Monday. As he reached near the square, a speeding container truck (MH-31/CB 4055) rammed his bike. The impact left Vikrant with head injuries and he died on the spot. On being informed about the mishap, Sadar police reached the spot and sent body of Vikrant to Mayo Hospital for post mortem.

Cops have booked the container truck driver under Sections 279, 304(A) of the IPC. Further probe is on. The accused driver reportedly fled the spot after the mishap fearing angry reaction from people.

No helmet proves fatal: Two men killed in separate road mishaps in Ajni, Sadar areas

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Nagpur: A gang of criminals manhandled and abused a Crime Branch Assistant Police Inspector and his team when they were investigating murderous attack on a youth. The goons not only obstructed the cops from performing their duty but also pelted stones and damaged a police vehicle. The gang of goons has been booked and being searched.

The Crime Branch Unit No. 3 API D M Bhedodkar and his team were searching for absconding accused around 0045 hours on Tuesday. As the cops reached Motibagh Slums near Noga Factory, the gang of criminals named Ippa alias Irfan Pir Mohd Khan (30), Naushad Pir Mohd Khan (29), Irshad alias Ucchu Pir Mohd Khan (30), all residents of Dobi Nagar, Mominpura, Swapnil Salunke (29) of Omnagar, Pawan Moriyani (26) of Pachpaoli, Mohd Sahil Mohd Aslam (31), Ashraf alias Topi (26), both residents of Dobi Nagar, and their 7-8 unidentified accomplices manhandled and abused the API Bhedodkar and team. The gang of criminals also pelted stones and damaged a police vehicle.

Pachpaoli PSI D M Dhingle, based on the complaint lodged by API Bhedodkar, has booked the accused gang members under Sections 143, 147, 149, 186, 336, 353, 427 of the IPC and mounted a search to nab them.

Earlier on Monday around 10.30 pm on Monday, four of the accused gang members namely Ippa alias Irfan Pir Mohd Khan, Naushad Pir Mohd Khan, Irshad alias Ucchu Pir Mohd Khan and Immu Kaliya had attacked a youth Firoze Khan Mohd Jabir Khan (24) of Mominpura with sword and hockey stick with the intention to kill him. The four accused assaulted Firoze over trivial matter and injured him severely. Firoze registered a case against the accused with Tehsil police and API V G Giri booked them under Sections 307, 506, 34 of the IPC. The Crime Branch API Bhedodkar and his team were searching the accused in the connection but were manhandled and abused when they went to nab them.

Crime Branch API Bhedodkar, his team attacked by gang of goons

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Nagpur: In a major success, Cyber Cell of Crime Branch and Pratap Nagar police jointly raided a Call Centre in Delhi and busted a bogus online shopping racket. The Manager of the Call Centre has been arrested and hunt for operator and other accused is on.

The arrested accused has been identified as Suryaprakash IshwarnathTiwari (26), a resident of Surdas Colony, Tilpat, Faridabad (Haryana). Probing a fraud complaint lodged by Wardha Road resident Ulhas Atmaram Nandankar (53) with Pratap Nagar Police Station, the Crime Branch Cyber Cell and team of Pratap Nagar raided the Call Centre situated at Sant Nagar, Nehru Palace, Police station Amar Colony, South East New Delhi.

According to Nandankar, he had received a call a month before from an unknown number. The caller introduced himself as an employee of Xclusiveoffer.com, an online shopping website. He asked Nandankar to shop for a pair of shoes from their online website and they will shortlist his name in the lucky draw list of Xclusiveoffer.com Deal and Drive. The trickster caller informed that the winner will be given a Hyundai i10 car. The deal attracted Nandankar and he bought a pair of shoes. The caller continued giving false hopes to Nandankar of winning an i10 car and asked him to continue with shopping. At the same time, the caller asked Nandankar to deposit some additional amount in different bank accounts as this will definitely help him win an i10 car. As per the caller’s instructions, Nandankar deposited Rs 7 lakh in different bank accounts and also kept on purchasing the products. To gain the trust of Nandankar, the caller even sent a laptop, a LED television and other products worth Rs 3.50 lakh to him. This definitely kept Nandankar’s interest who was now sure that I10 car would also be his. Nandankar kept purchasing the products and later realised the he had deposited Rs 7 lakh in different accounts but the i10 car is still elusive. He then contacted the same numbers from which he was receiving the calls but failed to get any response. He soon realised that he had been taken for a “costly” ride. He reported the matter to Rana Pratap Nagar police who then informed the Cyber Cell. Cyber Cell team tracked the locations of the numbers and reached Delhi.

Investigations revealed that the numbers are being operated from a call centre. Under the guidance of Deputy Commissioner of Police Shweta Khedkar, PI Bhanudas Pindurkar, PSI Dorlikar, Head Constable Santosh Thakur, Santosh Madankar, Amit Bhurey, Rahul Dhote and NPC Vijay Wadaskar from RP Nagar police station conducted the raid at the call centre and arrested Tiwari. Police have seized mobile handset, landline, computers and other materials worth Rs 50,000 from the spot. Police said that the owner has hired many employees at the call centre. The employees would make calls to many people and lure them in such bogus deals.

City cops raid Delhi Call Centre, bust bogus online shopping racket

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Nagpur: Unidentified burglar(s) struck at the house of a newly married man and decamped with gold ornaments and cash collectively valued at over Rs 10 lakh. The theft took place in Jaripatka jurisdiction on Tuesday night.

In his complaint, the resident of Plot No. 87, Dhammyat Nagar, near Nara Ghat, Padmakar Sukhram Ramteke (52) told police that his son’s marriage was solemnised on Sunday, December 24. On Tuesday, around 8 pm, Padmakar along with his family and other relatives went to the house of son’s father-in-law at Shriratna Nagar for a function. In the meantime, unidentified burglar(s) gained entry into Padmakar’s house by smashing lock of main door. Once inside, the miscreants laid their hands on gold ornaments worth Rs 6.71 lakh and cash Rs 3.50 lakh kept in an almirah and decamped with the booty. The theft came to notice of Padmakar and his family when they returned home around 10 pm.

Jaripatka PSI Dake, based on Padmakar’s complaint, booked the unidentified burglar(s) under Sections 457, 380 of the IPC and launched search to nab them.

Rs 2.37 lakh theft in Sakkardara:
In another incident, gold ornaments and mobile phone collectively worth Rs 2.37 lakh were stolen from house of Sanjay Shankarrao Lakde staying in New Bidipeth. Sanjay Lakde (34) told police that his mother had gone to neighbour’s house around 4 pm on Tuesday. As nobody was in the house, an unidentified miscreant entered his house and burgled gold ornaments and a mobile phone collectively worth Rs 2.37 lakh.

Sakkardara PSI Rathod has registered a case under Section 380 of the IPC and searching for the thief.

Cash, gold worth Rs 10 lakh stolen from newly married man’s house in Jaripatka

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Nagpur: A conman, posing as official of Bajaj Finance Company, cheated a young man on the pretext of extending a big loan to him.

A resident of Raghupati Nagar, Amravati Road, Vinay Krushnaji Patil received calls from 8451073752, 9967479961, 8692975863, and 8451073829 between May 20 and December 26, 2017. The caller posed as an official of Bajaj Finance Company and lured Vinay with extending a big loan to him. Believing the caller to be genuine employee of Bajaj Finance, Vinay gave a cheque of Rs 20,000 and transferred Rs 30,000 in the account of State Bank of India as told by the bogus official. However, Vinay was neither provided loan nor his money returned.

Wadi police constable Ajay Patil, acting on the complaint of Vinay Patil, registered a case against the unidentified conman under Sections 419, 420, 34 of the IPC and launched a search to apprehend him.

Bogus official of Bajaj Finance dupes man of Rs 50,000

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Nagpur: In yet another cyber crime, a 29-year old woman was conned by three men hailing from Gaziabad and Delhi.

A resident of Plot No. 60, near Hanuman Temple, Bhandara Road, Lakadganj, Nafis Safi Abdulla Sheikh (29), in her complaint to police said that she received an online advertisement of the so-called ‘Air Post India Courier and Logistics Company’ between December 22 and 26, 2017. One of the accused named Arvind Gandhi (40), native of MA 1/161,Shalimar Garden, Gaziabad (UP), later called her and offered branch of the company. After winning confidence of Nafisa, the accused Arvind Gandhi procured a cheque of Rs 3 lakh from her on the pretext of opening the company’s branch. In between, the other two accused namely Romi Dharmavir (27), native of E-35, Hari Complex, Naglohi, Delhi and Manish Deosingh, native of House No. 397, Galli No. 71, Badarpur, Delhi, connived with Arvind Gandhi in cheating Nafisa. No branch of the so-called ‘Air Post India Courier and Logistics Company’ was offered to Nafisa and the amount of Rs 3 lakh was pocketed by the three accused.

Lakadganj PSI Sakhre has booked the three conmen under Sections 420, 34 of the IPC read with Sub-Section 66(D) of IT Act and investigating the case further.

3 conmen from Gaziabad, Delhi dupe woman of Rs 3 lakh

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Nagpur: A 29-year-old MD student was duped of Rs 3 lakh by three persons on the pretext of opening a courier office at her residence on Bhandara Road. The incident took place between December 22, 2016 and till December 26 this year.

Nafis Sheikh had seen an advertisement on social media of a Noida-based courier company Air Post India Courier and Logistic, who wanted to open a branch in Nagpur. After watching the advertisement Nafis contacted them through a number given on the advertisement and showed interest in opening the branch at her home. The accused, identified as Arvind Gandhi, Romi Dharamveer and Manish Devsingh, asked Nafis to visit their office in Noida.

Nafis, who is doing post-graduation as skin specialist at a Bengaluru-based college, visited the courier company in Noida. Subsequently, she agreed to open the branch at her house in Nagpur but the tricksters told her that she had to deposit Rs 5 lakh as caution money. Nafis agreed to it and again visited Noida to handover the cheque.
She gave a cheque for Rs 3 lakh to the accused, who told her that she should start designing the office in Nagpur.
Nafis had invested most of her stipend for the caution money. A month later, Nafis tried to contact Gandhi who claimed to own the courier company, but she could not contact him. After a long wait, she visited Noida again to talk to the tricksters personally and learn the progress of the courier branch. However, she was shocked to find out that the office in Noida wasn’t there.
She tried to trace down the tricksters but in vain. She soon approached Lakadganj police station and filed a complaint of cheating and fraud.
Police said said her family depends on her, so Nafis herself investigated the matter mostly. It is learnt that many other cases are also registered against the trio at Katrnataka and Uttar Pradesh.

Student falls in tricksters trap, duped of Rs 3 lakh

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Nagpur: Unidentified burglars struck at a doctor’s house at and decamped with valuables worth Rs 10.21 lakh on Tuesday night. The cash and valuables were received as gifts at the wedding of doctor’s son on Sunday.
Dr. Padmakar Ramteke, who works at Gondia government hospital, had gone to his son-in-law’s house with his family and relatives to have dinner at around 7.30pm on Tuesday. However, when Ramteke and his family returned home around 9.45pm, the lock of the front door was found broken and the house ransacked. Thereafter, they approached the Jaripatka police where a case of burglary has been registered.

Police said the burglars must have climbed from the compound wall of the house as the lock of the front gate was not broken. The burglars stole the valuables kept in the cupboard’s locker in bedrooms of ground and first floors.
Senior PI of Jaripatka police station UM Mulak said the burglars also stole DVR of the CCTV camera installed in the house.

“The CCTV camera covered all the areas of the house. The burglars stole the DVR as the screen was kept in the front hall. It was easily visible so the burglars might have stolen it from the spot,” he said.
The Jaripatka police are now trying to find out eyewitness of the incident.

Doctor’s house burgled in Jaripatka, valuables worth Rs 10.20 lakh stolen

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Nagpur: A notorious goon facing murder, attempt to murder, possessing weapons, causing injuries and other serious offences was externed from Nagpur city and district for a period of one year.

Pawan Sunderlal Gaur (27), resident of Santra Market, Kumbharpura, under Ganeshpeth police jurisdiction, was banished by Deputy Commissioner of Police, Zone 3, invoking the Section 57(1)(A)(1) of Maharashtra Police Act 1951. The stringent action follows the goon Pawan Gaur’s involvement in a number of crimes including murder, attempt to murder, possessing arms, causing injuries, etc. The criminal has been banished from Nagpur city and district for one year from 23.12.2017.

Hardcore goon facing murder rap, other offences externed for one year

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Nagpur: A 23-year old pervert man was arrested by Ajni police on the charges of outraging modesty of a 12-year old girl in her own house on Sunday night. But the complaint was lodged on Wednesday.

A resident of Ajni locality, the accused Deepak Vitthalrao Waghmare (23), entered the house of neighbouring 12-year old girl on the pretext of seeking water around 8.45 pm on Wednesday. As the girl was alone in her house, the accused indulged in obscene acts and thus outraged her modesty. The accused reportedly threatened the girl of dire consequences if she narrated the incident to anyone. However, the victimised girl told about the nasty acts of the accused to her parents. Her father immediately registered a case with Ajni police in this connection.

Woman PSI Bhute, acting on the complaint, booked the accused Deepak Waghmare under Sections 354, 354(D) of the IPC read with Sub-Section 8 of Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act and arrested him.

Man arrested for molesting 12-yr old girl in her own house in Ajni

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Nagpur: A 17-year old girl working in a Beauty Parlour went missing and has reportedly been kidnapped on Wednesday. Jaripatka cops have mounted a search to trace the girl.

A resident of Jaripatka, the 17-year old girl left home around 10 am on Wednesday for job at Beauty Parlour. However, she did not return home and went missing since then. Her relatives searched her frantically at all possible places but in vain.

Jaripatka police constable Ramesh, on the basis of a complaint and as per Supreme Court directives that if a minor boy or girl goes missing then the case be treated as that of kidnapping, has registered a case under Section 363 of the IPC. Cops have launched a search to find the girl.

Beauty Parlour girl kidnapped in Jaripatka

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Nagpur: In an audacious act, a teenage boy lured a 16-year old girl and took her to an undisclosed destination in his Maruti car. The incident took place in Gittikhadan area on Thursday morning. Cops are looking for the car and the abductor.

A resident of Rathod Layout, the teenage accused has been identified as Jaid Shakid Sheikh (19). According to a complaint lodged with Gittikhadan police, the accused lured the 16-year old girl with ‘goodies’ and asked her to sit in his Maruti 800 car (MH- 31/CM 6731) around 9 am on Thursday. Later the accused Jaid Shakid Sheikh took the minor girl to an undisclosed destination. Since then the girl has not returned home.

Gittikhadan PSI Barad, acting on the complaint, has booked the accused Jaid Sheikh under Section 363mof the IPC and searching for the abductor and the girl.

In another incident, a 17-year old girl from Jaripatka went missing on Wednesday night. The minor girl left her home around 8 pm on Wednesday without informing other family members. Since then she has not returned home and went missing. Her relatives searched her but in vain.

Jaripatka API G P Ingle has, as per Supreme Court directives that if a minor boy or girl goes missing then the case be treated as that of kidnapping, registered a case under Section 363 of the IPC and searching for the girl.

Car-borne teenage boy lures 16-yr old girl, kidnaps her in Gittikhadan

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Nagpur: A gang of women robbers seems to be active in the city on the lines of bike-borne chain-snatchers. These con women are targeting co-passengers travelling in autos and looting them of gold ornaments, cash and other valuables with impunity. City is witnessing the kind of crimes on increase.

A 63-year old woman, Vidya Sureshchandra Nayak, resident of Mahal, boarded an auto in which two women were already seated. As the auto neared City Post Office in Itwari, the two women diverted Vidya’s attention and slyly removed gold mangalsutra worth Rs 40,000 she was wearing. Before Vidya could notice her mangalsutra missing, the two con women disembarked from the auto and vanished.

Tehsil police constable Chandrabhan has registered a case under Sections 392, 34 of the IPC and searching for the women robbers.

Notably, the cases of criminally minded women robbing co-passengers in autos have increased manifold in the city. Surprisingly, police have failed to crack a single case as one or two incidents of kind are reported almost daily.

Gang of women robbers become active in city, loot co-passengers in autos

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Nagpur: ACB sleuths nabbed one wireman of Nagar Panchayat Office, Mahadulla for accepting a bribe of Rs 17,500 from a complainant.

According to report, the complainant from Narendra Nagar, Borkute layout, Nagpur had got the work of Mahadula Nagar Panchayat of printing Registers, Forms, Receipts Books etc. For this he was to get Rs 1, 34,400. The accountant of Nagar Panchayat office, Mahadulla and the wireman who helped him demanded Rs 17,500 as 10 per cent of the whole amount for releasing the cheque. The complainant was not willing to give the bribe and so he informed the Anti-Corruption Bureau.

The ACB laid a trap after fully investigating and then arrested one Baal Ramkrishna Gawali, the wireman while accepting a bribe of Rs 17,500. Mankapur police station registered a offence under Prevention of Corruption Act of 1988 against Baal Ramkrishna Gawali, the wireman.

Mahadulla Nagar Panchayat wireman in ACB net

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Nagpur: After evading arrest for over two months and denied anticipatory bail by different courts, two sons of tainted Chairman of Maharashtra State Construction Workers’ Welfare Board Munna Yadav – Karan and Arjun – surrendered in Dhantoli Police Station on Saturday. That the surrender ‘drama’ was pre-planned could be gauged from the fact that several supporters of Karan and Arjun had gathered in front of police station. Both have been remanded to police custody for four days.

It is pertinent to recall that Munna Yadav, his wife Laxmi, sons Karan and Arjun and others were booked by Dhantoli police under Section 307 (attempt to murder) of the IPC after they unleashed an attack against their kin Papa Yadav, his sister Manju, Mangal Yadav, his brother Gabbar, and others near Ajni Chowk in October over bursting of crackers. It was learnt that Munna’s son Karan and his friends were bursting crackers in front of Manju’s residence. The fight started between the two groups after Papa asked Karan to burst crackers somewhere else. Mangal and his brother Gabbar, who had come to help Papa and his sister, were seriously injured in the attack. The cops have slapped cases of attempt to murder against them too.

After the cops booked them under Section 307, Munna Yadav, his wife and two sons went underground and evaded arrest. Laxmi Yadav, however, was granted anticipatory bail. Munna Yadav is still at large and it is being presumed that after the surrender of his sons Karan and Arjun, the fugitive Chairman might also give up soon. The issue of ‘wanted’ Munna Yadav had figured in both Houses of State Legislature during Winter Session in city. The red-faced Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis was forced to make a statement on the issue.

According to information, the absconding Karan and Arjun, facing the police heat, reached Dhantoli Police Station along with their lawyer and several supporters on Saturday morning and surrendered before the police. Cops have placed them under arrest.

Cops hunting Mangal Yadav too:
Notably, the accused Mangal Yadav too is being hunted by cops. Mangal is not a holy cow either. He was earlier arrested in looting of cash van case. Other offences have also been slapped against him. But since his closeness to the ruling party bigwigs, the Opposition created more uproar over Munna Yadav. As such no offence of serious nature is registered against Munna Yadav but it is being tried to defame him as a hardcore criminal.

Evading arrest for months, Munna Yadav’s two sons surrender before Dhantoli cops