Jaipur: The crime branch of the Jaipur police conducted multiple raids across the city on Thursday and arrested three suspects in two separate operations.
In the first case, the crime branch team arrested two individuals from Shivdaspura police station area. The team recovered two laptops that the accused had stolen a few days ago. The arrested men are currently under investigation for their involvement in a series of thefts in various parts of the city.
In the second case, the crime branch teams arrested Ram Lal and seized two stolen bikes.Additionally, a minor who acted as an accomplice to the accused was detained by the police. Authorities stated that a special team of the city police had been monitoring different suspects engaged in bike and laptop thefts.
We also published the following articles recently
In the first case, the crime branch team arrested two individuals from Shivdaspura police station area. The team recovered two laptops that the accused had stolen a few days ago. The arrested men are currently under investigation for their involvement in a series of thefts in various parts of the city.
In the second case, the crime branch teams arrested Ram Lal and seized two stolen bikes.Additionally, a minor who acted as an accomplice to the accused was detained by the police. Authorities stated that a special team of the city police had been monitoring different suspects engaged in bike and laptop thefts.
We also published the following articles recently
Odisha crime branch arrests 8 people in Rs 76 lakh insurance fraud case
Eight people, including a woman, were arrested by the Odisha Police crime branch for duping a Bhubaneswar-based couple of Rs 76 lakh. The accused posed as executives of a private insurance company and convinced Dillip Kumar Jalan to upgrade his wife’s insurance policy. Jalan transferred the money to four accounts shared by the accused after being lured with the promise of a maturity amount of Rs 2.75 crore. The police tracked the banking transactions and recovered cash, jewelry, phones, and SIM cards.
Eight people, including a woman, were arrested by the Odisha Police crime branch for duping a Bhubaneswar-based couple of Rs 76 lakh. The accused posed as executives of a private insurance company and convinced Dillip Kumar Jalan to upgrade his wife’s insurance policy. Jalan transferred the money to four accounts shared by the accused after being lured with the promise of a maturity amount of Rs 2.75 crore. The police tracked the banking transactions and recovered cash, jewelry, phones, and SIM cards.
Child traffickers sold at least eight kids, says crime branch
A probe into a child trafficking case has led to the identification of eight children allegedly sold by the gang. Five people, including a 63-year-old woman acting as a tout, have been arrested. The police have identified all the kids sold by the gang and revealed that the gang has been running the racket for over five years, potentially selling over 20 kids. However, the police now face the challenge of disturbing the emotional well-being of the settled children and their adoptive parents if they take them away.
A probe into a child trafficking case has led to the identification of eight children allegedly sold by the gang. Five people, including a 63-year-old woman acting as a tout, have been arrested. The police have identified all the kids sold by the gang and revealed that the gang has been running the racket for over five years, potentially selling over 20 kids. However, the police now face the challenge of disturbing the emotional well-being of the settled children and their adoptive parents if they take them away.
Two suspects working for Pakistan’s ISI arrested by UPATS
The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad (UPATS) arrested Amrit Gill, an auto driver who provided information to the Pakistani ISI, and received financial assistance from Pakistani handlers. Gill shared sensitive information about the Indian Army with the intelligence agency. UPATS is investigating the bank accounts operated by Gill and the money transferred to identify other individuals associated with ISI. Another accused, Izharul, currently in Bihar’s Bettiah jail, will be brought to Lucknow for interrogation about terror funding and other individuals in the network.
The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad (UPATS) arrested Amrit Gill, an auto driver who provided information to the Pakistani ISI, and received financial assistance from Pakistani handlers. Gill shared sensitive information about the Indian Army with the intelligence agency. UPATS is investigating the bank accounts operated by Gill and the money transferred to identify other individuals associated with ISI. Another accused, Izharul, currently in Bihar’s Bettiah jail, will be brought to Lucknow for interrogation about terror funding and other individuals in the network.
