Trail To Tit In Patiala

The Patiala district police have revered the inhabitants of the locale, where the thugs were wedged for their valor in co-operating police from Rajpura as before, SAS Nagar police had alleged to trail down three robbers valiantly after an encounter.

Though, the police from Dera Bassi in SAS Nagar had detained three men from Charbar village in Patiala but didn’t point out the robbers from the next-door district or the dwellers. After SSP Haridayal Sing Mann had honored the inhabitants of the village, as well the men on Sunday, Dera Bassi circle SP Anil Sharma had confessed that Rajpura police and the villagers of Charbar had accompanied them, in arresting the thugs.

In prior, at a congregation in Rajpura, SSP Mann owed that it was their responsibility to credit the nerve of the village dwellers for helping the Rajpura and Mohali(SAS Nagar) police for confiscating thugs, gushing in from Mohali. Bhupinder Singh Khatra, the SP of Rajpura and his squad with the accompany of the villagers for being proficient to thwart the robbers.  Ten policemen and several villagers had been medaled with Bravery certificates. He persevered that this felicity was not merely applaude, but a celebration of the police- dwellers united achievement.

A week detention

In the interim, those indicted three of Sirsa in Haryana were taken captive at SAS Nagar police detention for seven days by court order in the accusation of stealing a SUV, tractor trolley at gunpoint on Saturday. They were also charged for attempting to murder by firing gunshots during being trailed by the police.

Amongst six men, three were mostly alleged: Manoj Kumar of Ellandbad, Vijay Singh Thakur of Shahpur and Abhimanyu of HUDA colony. In conflict, Rammi of Kot Colony, Lakhindwer and Teza Singh all from Sirsa got fugitive, where, a 0.315-bore gun and few cartridges were apprehended from a second year undergraduate of law at Punjab University Abhimanyu and Manoj.  The drivers are also expected of being inspected as ahead of stealing the SUV from Monn Dhaba near Lalru, where they had bowed out from two cars.