Delhi Police Arrests 44 Individuals in Major Crime Crackdown
Major Operation by Delhi Police
In a significant operation spanning 72 hours, the Delhi Police apprehended 44 individuals linked to 34 criminal cases in the north-west district, including three fugitives. An official reported this development on Friday. According to Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Akanksha Yadav, the initiative aimed to tackle street crimes, organized criminal activities, cyber fraud, illegal liquor trade, gambling, and habitual offenders throughout the district.
Missing Persons Located
The police also claimed to have located five missing individuals. Among those found were four minors and one person with mental disabilities, all of whom were safely reunited with their families. DCP Yadav highlighted that in a notable case, a 28-year-old alleged thief was arrested in Ashok Vihar, where stolen gold and silver jewelry were recovered.
Arrests in Robbery Cases
The accused, identified as Chandan alias Rahul, has 34 criminal cases registered against him and is recognized as a person of bad character. The team from Subhash Place police station managed to arrest three suspects within eight hours of a robbery incident. They recovered the complainant's stolen money, documents, and a stolen scooter, along with a country-made pistol.
Additional Arrests and Cyber Crime
The Mukherjee Nagar police also detained a suspected snatcher, recovering five stolen mobile phones and a motorcycle from him. Authorities reported his involvement in ten cases of snatching and theft, with 41 criminal cases registered against him. Furthermore, the district's cyber team arrested two individuals in separate cyber fraud cases.
Fraudulent Activities Uncovered
One suspect was apprehended from West Bengal, accused of defrauding over 1.4 million rupees through a matrimonial website and engaging in 'sextortion.' The other suspect, a domestic helper, illegally transferred 410,000 rupees from their employer's account via online means. DCP Yadav noted that 16 individuals were arrested under the Excise Act, while ten others were caught in gambling-related cases.