POLICE NAB BIKE LIFTER, RECOVER 6 MOTORCYCLES
GURDASPUR : The district police have nabbed a bike lifter and recovered six bikes from his possession. Addressing the media on Friday, Gurdaspur senior superintendent of police (SSP) HS Bhullar said that on November 29, one Ramesh Kumar of Bhoa village under Kanwan police station reported about the theft at the Dhariwal police station. In his complaint, he said that his Splendor Plus bike bearing registration number PB 35 T 3545 was stolen from the New Bus Stand in Dhariwal.
Bhullar said that on the same day, a police party headed by assistant sub-inspector (ASI) Gurdeep Singh laid a naka on the bypass at Zaffarwal village and stopped a bike rider. On interrogating, he confessed and said that he had stolen the bike from the Dhariwal bus stand on the same day. The accused has been identified as Sudhir Singh,30, of Jappuwal village.
The SSP said that the arrested accused was presented in the court on November 30 and the court remanded him to police custody for two days.
He said, “The accused further disclosed that he had stolen five more bikes including two Hero Honda and three Splendor Plus from different places and has hidden them at different places for sale.
Bhullar further said that the police have recovered total six bikes from the accused. More recoveries are expected. A case under Sections 379 (theft) and 411 (dishonestly receiving stolen property) has been registered against the accused . AMRITSAR: Amritsar rural Police on Friday claimed to have cracked a double-murder case in 24 hours and arrested a woman and her paramour for the murder of her husband and his friend. Residents of Maqboolpura locality, Mandeep Singh alias Nikka, 21, and his friend Gurpreet Singh alias Gopi, 27, were found murdered on Wednesday. Their bodies were found along Qila Mionkafatehpur Rajputan village road near Jandiala Guru in a pool of blood.
Nikka’s father Kulwant Singh had lodged a complaint, claiming that his son had his friend, Gopi, were missing, after having left home on Tuesday evening to shop for wedding of Gopi’s brother-in-law.
SSP Amritsar, rural, Parampal Singh supervised the investigation which found that the murder was result of the illicit relationship of Gopi’s wife Manmeet Kaur with Nirmal Singh alias Nimma, resident of Manawala village.
“A few months ago, Nimma went to Gopi’s house for whitewash during which he became a fast friend of his and Nikka, who resided in neighbourhood. Meanwhile, Manmeet fell into an affair with Nimma,” Parampal told reporters.
Considering Gopi as an obstacle to their plans, both conspired to eliminate him. “Nimma called both to his house at Manawala village, where he got them to drink countrymade liquor. When they were drunk, Nimma led them to under a tree and stabbed them,” the police officials added.
The accused were arrested from Qila Mionka railway station.
The sharp-edged weapon used in the murder was also recovered from Nimma’s house.