Two juveniles apprehended for snatching case in Red Fort area

NEW DELHI: Two juvenile were apprehended by police for their involvement in a snatching case where a woman was dragged from an auto rickshaw resulted in serious injuries in North Delhi area.

According to woman’s daughter, her mother’s condition still remains critical as she still did not recognize anyone.

According to police on inquiry, the accused stated that on August 28, they targeted one aged lady who was travelling in an auto-rickshaw towards ISBT, Kashmere Gate. When such auto-rickshaw reached near Railway Bridge, behind Red Fort, they forcefully snatched her hand bag and pull the lady from auto-rickshaw.

“Both the accused were on scooty which was given to him by one Ashfaq who is running Biryani shop near the house of one accused,” said Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) Jatin Narwal.

Ashfaq from Seelampur facilitated both the CCLS with his scooter and trained them to commit such type of crime and used to take his share from snatched and robbed articles.

Police said that the accused was nabbed from Golden Jubilee Park on Thursday when they received an information that they are coming there to commit other crime.

On August 28 afternoon, a 50-year-old Jyoti Bakshi with her daughter was going to Kashmere Gate area to take the bus for Haridwar when two men riding a two-wheeler hit their auto rickshaw and tried to snatch the woman’s bag.

In a bid to avoid snatching, she tried everything but the two accused dragged her down from the vehicle which resulted in her injury and the woman now battles for her life in north Delhi’s Sushrut Trauma Centre.

Talking to Millennium Post, woman daughter’s Disha stated that the doctor had told them their mother recovery will take time.

“She only open her eyes but could not understand what we talk. She still does not recognize anyone,” said Disha. NOIDA: In a further development in the day-light robbery incident in which a security guard was shot dead in Sector 44, the Gautam Buddh Nagar police have arrested three criminals, including the woman who used to work part time in the house.

The accused have been identified as Aarti alias Manisha (22), her lover Sandeep Kumar (25) and his associate Sonu Chaudhary (24).

Police said that the fourth accomplice Vikas alias Vicky is at large and they have launched a search to nab him.

Police have recovered a country-made gun, two live cartridges, and some stolen goods.

“Based on interrogations done with one of the arrested criminals, police conducted a search and arrested Aarti and Sandeep from their hideout in Salarpur village. However, Vikas is absconding after the incident and we are conducting searches at various locations to nab him,” said Love Kumar, senior superintendent of police, Gautam Buddh Nagar.

Discussing the details of incident, Kumar said, “The whole plan of robbery was prepared by Aarti. Her elder sisters worked as domestic helps at the bungalow and she used to go to the house sometimes to do household works in absence of her sisters. As she was known to the family and had an access to their house, she hatched the conspiracy with her lover and his accomplice”. GURUGRAM: Security measures have been stepped on account of the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) elections that is slated to be held on September 24.

With the key process of filing candidature stating from Friday, the District administration has imposed Section-144 around the mini-secretariat.

All the applicants have been advised to come with three people while filing the nomination.

Moreover, the Gurugram police have also asked the residents who are owners of licensed weapons to submit their arms. The weapons will be returned on August 30 after the elections process is over.

There seems to be a high demand for citizens in Gurugram applying for licensed weapons. Over 400 applications are received on yearly basis by Gurugram Police for possession of licensed weapons, out of which 150 had been accepted.

Not only is there a huge number of new applications received by Gurugram Police but many citizens in Gurugram are also filing applications to renew the licenses of their weapons.

In most cases deadly weapons are treated as indispensable family assets.

Besides applications for licensed weapons for banks and other places which require high security measures, most of the individuals are also filing applications for possession of licensed weapons.

While a major reason for possessing a licensed weapon is said to for security purposes, many citizens are applying for the possession of weapons for a status symbol.