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DELHI TRAFFIC POLICE DATED : 12/04/2013 TRAFFIC ADVISORY TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR METRO WORK PHASE-III ON RING ROAD FROM BHIKAJI CAMA PLACE TO SARAI KALE KHAN FROM 15.04.2013 Delhi Metro Rail Corporation had started work for New metro line Phase-III from Aradhana Apartments, Sector-13, R K Puram Ring Road to Sarai kale Khan, ISBT. This portion will be underground tunneled and Metro Stations would be constructed at Bhikaji Kama Place, Sarojini Nagar Market, INA Aurbindo Marg, Lajpat Nagar and Hazrat Nizamuddin Station. The local traffic circulation around the construction site has been planned as under:- Bhikaji Cama Place Metro Station Traffic Diversion: The left slip road from ring road to Africa Avenue would be closed. Suggested Route: General traffic coming from Ring Road Moti Bagh side will take left turn on Africa Avenue at the crossing instead of slip road. Sarojini Nagar Metro Station Traffic Diversion: No traffic will be allowed on cross road No. 03 from its junction with LANE ‘D’ to LANE ‘X’. 1

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DELHI TRAFFIC POLICE DATED : 12/04/2013

TRAFFIC ADVISORY

TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR METRO WORK PHASE-III ON RING ROAD FROM BHIKAJI CAMA PLACE TO SARAI KALE KHAN FROM 15.04.2013

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation had started work for New metro line Phase-III from Aradhana Apartments, Sector-13, R K Puram Ring Road to Sarai kale Khan, ISBT. This portion will be underground tunneled and Metro Stations would be constructed at Bhikaji Kama Place, Sarojini Nagar Market, INA Aurbindo Marg, Lajpat Nagar and Hazrat Nizamuddin Station. The local traffic circulation around the construction site has been planned as under:-

Bhikaji Cama Place Metro Station

Traffic Diversion:

The left slip road from ring road to Africa Avenue would be closed.

Suggested Route:

General traffic coming from Ring Road Moti Bagh side will take left turn on Africa Avenue at the crossing instead of slip road.

Sarojini Nagar Metro Station

Traffic Diversion:

No traffic will be allowed on cross road No. 03 from its junction with LANE ‘D’ to LANE ‘X’.

Suggested Route:

General traffic can ply parallel to ‘B’ Avenue through LANE ‘D and LANE ‘X’.

INA Metro Station

Traffic movement will be closed on Maharaja Agrasen Marg from North part of Dilli Hatt upto its junction with Aurbindo Marg. Similarly no traffic will be allowed on Chandulal Balmiki Marg from CVC office to its junction with Aurbindo Marg.

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Traffic Diversion:

1.) General traffic coming from Barapulla elevated corridor for Aurbindo Marg can take IVth. Avenue Road Najaf Khan Marg, Jor Bagh road to reach Aurbindo Marg from ‘T’ junction Barapulla road IVth. Avenue.

2.) Traffic coming from Barapulla road T Junction with Shri Gangnath Marg can take Shri Gangnath Marg, Brig. Hoshiar Singh Road, Safadajung terminal service road to reach Aurbindo Marg.

3.) Traffic coming from Chandulal Balmiki Marg for Aurbindo Marg can take right turn towards Vikas Sadan , INA Market to reach Aurbindo Marg.

4.) Traffic coming from Chandulal Balmiki Marg Vikas Sadan ‘T’ junction can go staright upto CVC office on Chandulal Balmiki Marg and take ‘U’ for return.

5.) General traffic coming from Maharaja Agrasen Marg and exiting on Aurbondo Marg North of Dilli Hatt can take left turn on service road of Laxmi Bai Nagar to reach Aurbindo Marg.

6.) Dilli Hatt parking on North of Dilli Hatt will be further shifted to North of existing INA Metro station on Aurbindo Marg.

Lajpat Nagar Metro Station

This will be constructed on Feroz Gandhi Marg from its junction with Lala Lajpat Rai Marg towards Lajpat Nagar Central Market by cut and cover method. There will be no general traffic movement on Feroz Gandhi Marg from its junction with Lala Lajpat Rai Marg upto a distance of 480 meter towards Central Market except on 03 meter service lane on north of construction site and 07 meter service road on south of construction site.

Traffic Diversion 1.) General traffic coming from Central Market Lajpat Nagar onto Feroz Gandhi Marg can

take right turn via service road on Veer Savarkar Marg to exit on to Lala Lajpat Rai Marg.

2.) General traffic coming from Central Market onto Feroz Gandhi Marg in control manner can ply on service road towards Mohan Dutta Marg towards Lala Lajpat Rai Marg and Veer Savarkar Marg.

3.) General traffic coming from Lala Lajpat Rai Marg to Central Market can take Veer Savarkar Marg to reach Lajpat Nagar.

4.) The existing one way traffic on Veer Savarkar Marg will be converted to two way traffic movement in view of closed Feroz Gandhi Marg.

ParkingTo facilitate the commuters, shopkeepers and residents affected by road cutting on Feroz

Gandhi marg, a parking lot of about 30mtr. X 140 mtr. accommodating 160 vehicles would be created on feroz Gandhi marg on east of construction site.

Bus Stand

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DTC bus terminal in front of Sarvodya Vidyalaya on Feroz Gandhi Marg will be shifted to Jal Vihar terminal.

Hazrat Nizamuddin Metro Station

This would be constructed along the ring road in open land between Sarai Kale Khan, old ISBT to Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station. There will be no traffic diversion and adequate approach width will be provided for general traffic.

Traffic Signals, Road, Signages and Marshalls

Traffic signal located on Barapulla Road IVth Avenue ‘T’ junction Barrapulla road Shri Gangnath Marg, Chandulal Balmiki Marg, Viaks sadan ‘T’ junction would be modified depending on volume and direction of traffic. There will be adequate signages on road to guide general road users. DMRC will be deploying adequate marshalls to facilitate traffic movement in affected areas.

In view of expected congestion on Barapulla road motorists can avoid Chandulal Balmiki marg and Shri Gangnath Marg and use IVth. Avenue, Jorbagh road and Lodhi Road or can use metro and public transport for their own convenience. All motorists are advised to obey traffic rules and follow the direction of traffic policemen and marshals on duty for their safety as well as the safety of other road users. The new traffic plan will be operative from 15.04.2013 till further.

(Anil Shukla)Addl CP: Traffic, Delhi.

METRO WORK

DAILY BULLETIN 12.4.2013

Public help sought:-

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Old Delhi Railway Police have sought public help in identifying the following bodies:-

1. A male aged about 30-32 years, height about 5’5” sallow complexion, round face & wearing yellow colour shirt & black colour pants found on 9.4.2013.

2. A male aged about 50-52 years, height 5’7” fair complexion, thin built, long face & wearing sky blue colour shirt & jeans pants found on 9.4.2013.

3. A male aged about 48-50 years, height about 5’6” whitish complexion, round face, wearing pink colour stripe shirt & grey colour pants found on 9.4.2013

4. A male aged about 25 years, height about 5’7” sallow complexion, round face, medium built & wearing white colour shirt & blue colour jeans pants found on 11.4.2013.

Press RELEASE

Special Cell

Dated: 12.4.2013

International narcotic drug syndicate busted. Three members of syndicate including kingpin Pannalal @ Vinod involved

in drug supplying arrested. One Nigerian National also arrested. 1.8 Kgs fine quality heroine and 4.2 Kgs other psychotropic substances

recovered. Rs. One lac of sale proceeds of heroin seized. Seven mobile phones used in drug trafficking seized. International value of recovered drugs is more than Rs. 05 Crores.

The Special Cell of Delhi Police has busted an interstate narcotic drug syndicate by arresting three members of above syndicate namely Pannalal @ Vinod s/o Gopal Singh r/o 5/115, Nirankari Colony, Delhi age-32 years, Manvender Singh Shekhawat

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s/o Kalu Singh r/o Bhalaswa Dairy, Delhi age-28 years and Henry Chiendu s/o Anaehabi r/o Ihiala, Lagos, Nigeria (age- 39 years) presently residing at A-3, Village Dhirpur, Delhi years and by recovering 01.8 Kgs fine quality heroine and 4.2 Kgs other narcotics substances including Alprazolam, Acitic Anhydride, Phenobarbital, Pseudoephedrine at the instance of arrested drug suppliers. Case FIR no. 16/2013 dated 06/04/2013 u/s 21/22 & 29/61/85 NDPS Act PS. Special Cell, Delhi has been registered in this regard. International value of recovered drugs is more than Rs. 05 Crores.

There was an information about drug trafficking activities of members of above syndicate which was developed by Special Cell. A specific information was received on 06/04/2013 that Manvender would hand over huge consignment of heroin to Pannalal @ Vinod at his house in Nirankari Colony, Delhi. Accordingly a trap was laid near house of Pannalal in Nirankari Colony where both the above persons were apprehended at about 07:00 PM when Manvender handed over 01.5 Kgs heroin to Pannalal. Immediate raid was conducted in house of Pannalal @ Vinod from where various narcotics substances mentioned above were recovered. Both were thoroughly interrogated upon which they had disclosed that they were part of big international narcotics racket indulging in smuggling of heroin and other narcotics drugs to various countries. Pannalal also disclosed that he used to supply heroin to the persons of Nigerian origin residing in Delhi who reportedly smuggle the contraband to other countries through courier companies.

One Nigerian national namely Henry Chiendu s/o Anaehabi was arrested on 10.04.2013 from Dhirpur Village and 300 gms heroin was recovered from his possession. Rs One lac which was sale proceeds of drugs was also recovered at the time of his arrest. Initially Henry Chiendu told his name and address as John Henry Mark s/o Mike Henry a national of Ghana at the time of his arrest and a passport of Ghana in this regard was also recovered from him at spot. He falsely told that he came to India on 23.11.2011 for business VISA of one year which was further extended for another one year.

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Later, the passport of Ghana, visa stickers and immigration stamps on passport have been found fake as verified from High Commission of Ghana in Delhi. It has now been revealed that he is a Nigerian national and he came to India in the year 2008 on a business visa of one month. Thereafter, he destroyed his Nigerian passport and procured fake Ghanaian passport in fictitious name of John Henry Mark. It is also worth mentioning that photocopies of 2 more Nigerian passports have been recovered from the house of Henry. During his interrogation, Chiendu s/o Anaehabi disclosed that he has been indulging in smuggling of heroin to various countries namely South-Africa, France, Canada, England, Nigeria etc through courier companies for last one year.

Pannalal is a body-builder who regularly goes to gym. He is expert in preparing pure heroin with the help of crude heroin and psychotropic substances. He prepares heroin in the rented house. He procures crude heroin and other chemicals from Taimur Khan @ Bhola. Although he is 7th class pass he is very fluent in English due to the fact that he alongwith his brother had worked in Malaysia during 2002-2005. His brother was arrested in Malaysia in a case of violation of Immigration laws. After returning to India, Pannalal started residing in Gandhi Vihar, Delhi where he came into contact with Nigerians who motivated him to arrange for supply of heroin. In the mean time Pannalal came into contact with one Vijay Kumar Sharma (since dead) who was a big name in drug supplying. Initially Pannalal worked as his carrier. He learnt the art of preparing heroin. After the death of Vijay Kumar Sharma about 09 months ago, Pannalal developed his own network of supply of heroin and started procuring heroin from UP and MP & selling heroin to Nigerians in Delhi. Panna Lal alongwith Bank Manager Rajender Singh and one Ashok was also arrested by PS Nampalli in a Cyber Crime case for cheating the people in conspiracy with Nigerian nationals.

Manvender who belongs to a village in Jodhpur, Rajasthan had run away from his village at the age of seven and came to Delhi by train. He used to do small time jobs of cleaning toilets and subways at Railway Station. He also worked as cleaner in trucks. He came into contact with Pannalal about 7-8 yrs ago in the area of Nirankari Colony. With no permanent job at hand, Manvender was lured by Pannalal to work as his carrier for heroin. He has been doing this job for last six months.

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Henry Chiendu s/o Anaehabi is national of Nigeria. Henry Chiendu used to receive heroin from Vijay Kumar Sharma (since dead), resident of Sant Nagar, Burari where he met Panna Lal. Vijay Kumar Sharma was arrested by PS Narcotics Branch of Delhi Police in the year of 2008. After death of Vijay Kumar, Henry Chiendu s/o Anaehabi started taking heroin from Panna Lal.

Further investigation of case is in progress.

(Sanjeev Kumar Yadav )

Dy. Commissioner of Police

Special Cell : Delhi

Dated 12.04.2013  

612 drums of “Kattha chemical” (Gambier Liquid) stolen from Mumbai and imported from Indonesia recovered.

INTRODUCTIONThe Crime Branch has apprehended two persons, who were identified as

Inder Pal and Vijay and recovered 612 stolen drums of a chemical known as Gambier Liquid used for polishing leather and making Kattha (used for “PAAN” making ).

TEAM & OPERATION

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A team of Special Investigation Team was present in the area of Bawana, when a secret information was received at about 2pm, 11 th April that stolen imported chemical used for polishing leather and making Kattha is kept in a godown in the Bawana industrial area. The consignment started from Bombay Port Uran area and was bound for Yamuna Nagar, Haryana but was misappropriated on the way by some criminals and if the godown is raided immediately, whole misappropriated chemical can be recovered.

Information was passed to the senior officers who instructed to take action as per law. A team led by Inspr Satya Prakash and consisting of ASI Ramesh Kaushik, Cts Rampal, Amit, Sunil Kumar, Jagbir Singh under the supervision of ACP Sikander Singh was constituted. The police team reached the godown situated at D-91, Sec.-2 Industrial Area Bawana, Delhi, where two persons namely Inder Pal and Vijay were found present and the godown was found full of plastic canes of chemical. The whole material was seized and both the suspects were apprehended.

INTERROGATIONInder Pal and Vijay were subjected to intensive interrogation and it was

revealed that Inder Pal trades in rice and also is a scrap dealer of Delhi. He has a godown at D-91, Sec.-2 Industrial Area Bawana, Delhi. Vijay has a unit at 146, Phase-II, Industrial Area Sector- 29, Panipat, Haryana where he does yarn trading. In his yarn trading unit, one Sarajudeen Rahi @ Rahi works for him and does all the yarns purchasing since Nov.2012. Sarajudeen Rahi told Vijay that his friend Guruvinder Singh who is a driver will bring imported chemicals from Customs and if a broker is found for the consignment, the deal can be struck and they can earn a handsome amount.

On this information, Vijay contacted Inder Pal in Delhi, whom he knew previously, for selling the chemical. Inder Pal agreed to sell the chemical in the market and according to plan, Sarajudeen brought a loaded truck full of chemical canes and got it offloaded at Vijay’s unit in Panipat. The empty truck was later found abandoned at Yamuna Nagar and was seized by the local police of Yamuna Nagar. After 2-3 days, the whole lot was shifted to Delhi in the godown of Inder Pal. Now Inder Pal and Vijay started searching for a buyer. In the mean time, the police raided the godown. PROFILE

Inder Pal S/O Shri Mohan Singh R/O 53/9 Ashok Nagar, New Delhi, aged about 55 years was born at Ludhiana, Punjab. After his matriculation from Ludhiana he worked in a transformer factory at Ludhiana for about two years. In the year 1982, he started his own transport company and had a fleet of 5 LP

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trucks. Later in the year 1986, he shifted to Delhi alongwith his transport business. In 1992, he closed his transport business and started trading mainly in rice and also in scrap. Through scrap dealers Monu and BN Singh, he was introduced to Vijay of Panipat, about three month ago.

Vijay S/O Late Shri Jaswant R/ O 706 Green Park Tehsil Camp, Panipat, Haryana, aged about 48 years was born at Panipat and studied upto Matric. In 1981, after matriculation from Panipat, he started working in a steel pipe factory at Panipat and continued till 1988. He also worked in a handloom factory from 1988 to 1999. After 1999 he started his own handloom units near Panipat. There were three fire incidents in his unit/ factory and he suffered a loss of about 40 Lacs, since the unit was not insured. In November, 2012, he started Yarns trading to overcome the heavy debts and came in contact with Sarajudeen Rahi, who allured him for selling imported chemical, so that they can earn quick and easy money.CASE SOLVED

Case FIR No. 46/13 dated 10/04/2013 U/S 406 IPC P.S. Uran, Navi Mumbai. (Mumbai Police has been informed).RECOVERY:- A total of 612 drums of a chemical known as Gambier Liquid used for polishing leather and making Kattha. The gross weight of each drum is 35 Kg.

Further investigations are under progress.

(RAVINDRA YADAV)Addl. Commissioner of Police,

Crime Branch, Delhi.

Dated 12.04.2013  

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CRIME BRANCH

DRUG TRAFFICKER HELD WITH 350 GRAMS OF FINE QUALITY HEROIN.

PRICE OF SEIZED HEROIN IN INTERNATIONAL MARKET IS APPROXIMATELY RS. 35 LAKHS.

“The Crime Branch sleuths have apprehended a drug trafficker with 350 grams of fine quality heroine valued in international market worth Rs.35 Lakhs”

INTRODUCTION On 11.4.13, an information was received in Narcotics Branch that a drug trafficker would come near Metcalfe House, Ring Road, Delhi between 10.30 to 11.30am to deliver a consignment of heroin to one of his contact and that if a raid is conducted the supplier can be arrested with the consignment.

TEAM & OPERATION A team led by Inspr Sanjay Gade consisting of ASI Devender, HCs Satyawaan Singh, Charan Singh, Laxman Prasad and Ct Bijender Singh was constituted under the close supervision of ACP Narcotics Zile Singh and overall supervision of Addl.DCP/Crime Shri Bhisham Singh. A trap was laid and the person was apprehended at the instance of informer. During search, 350 gms of fine quality heroin was recovered from his possession. He was identified as Sunil S/O Om prakash R/O House of Madan Gali No 3, 2ND Pusta Usmanpur, Delhi, age 32 Years. A case vide FIR No. 66/13 dated 11.04.13 U/s 21 of NDPS Act was got registered at PS Crime Branch.

INTERROGATION During interrogation, the accused revealed that he is into this activity for the last about 4 years and purchases the contraband from Kasim Nagar, Loni, Ghaziabad (UP). He is married, uneducated and used to sell heroin at around Delhi Gate area. His sister in law Kali, who is already in this crime, suggested him to join hands so as to earn quick money and overcome their poor financial conditions. Kali is still at large.

Further investigation of the case is underway.

(RAVINDRA YADAV)Addl. Commissioner of Police,

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Crime Branch, Delhi.

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Dated 12.04.13

TWO DESPERATE ROBBERS ARRESTED.ONE HERO HONDA STOLEN BIKE RECOVERED.

Staff of AATS/WEST has arrested two desperate Robbers. Who are wanted in sensational robbery case of PS Roop Nagar area. With their arrest, one stolen Hero Honda Karizma Motorcycle has been recovered so far. This has happened as a result of close watch and proper monitoring by the AATS staff of West Distt. PROFILE OF ACCUSED

1. Rakesh Kumar @ Munim S/o Tulsi Ram R/o House No. 10685, Gali No. 8, Pratap Nagar (BC of PS Gulabi Bagh). Age - 40 Years.

PREVIOUS INVOLVEMENTS

S.No. FIR No. Sections FIR Date

Police Station

1 97/2010 379-IPC 16/12/2010GULABI BAGH

2 96/2010 392/34-IPC 14/12/2010GULABI BAGH

3 221/2010 356/379/34-IPC 07/07/2010KESHAV PURAM

4 312/2010 356/379/411/459/471/34 IPC

2010 KESHAV PURAM

5 200/2010 356/379/34 2010 ASHOK VIHAR

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6 171/2010 356/379/34 2010 ASHOK VIHAR

7 70/2009 324/34-IPC 05/08/2009GULABI BAGH

8 543/2007 353/392/452/34 IPC & 25/27/54/59 A ACT

2007 KESHAV PURAM

9 1449/2002

379/511 IPC 30/12/2002SULTAN PURI

10 183/1998 12/9/55-GAMBLING ACT. 20/10/1998GULABI BAGH

2. Ghanshyam @ Babloo S/o Ram Lal R/o Radha Vihar Gali No. 3 Mukandpur Ext. Delhi. Parmanent Address - E-344 Shaheed Sukhdev Nagar, Wazirpur, Ashok Vihar, Delhi (BC

of PS Ashok Vihar). Age - 42 Years.

PREVIOUS INVOLVEMENTS

S.No. FIR No. Sections FIR Date Police

Station1 181/2010 395/397/120B/34

IPC&25/54/59 ARMS ACT

11/07/2010 ADARSH NAGAR

2 263/2010 356/379/392/411 IPC

2010 SARASWATI VIHAR

3 178/2010 382/34 IPC 2010 KESHAV PURAM

4 219/2004 25 A.ACT 31/03/2004 ASHOK VIHAR

5 191/2004 392/34 IPC 17/03/2004 ASHOK VIHAR

6 211/2004 392/34 IPC 12/03/2004 SHALIMAR BAGH

7 172/2004 379/411 IPC 08/03/2004 ASHOK VIHAR

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8 128/2004 356/379/34 IPC 23/02/2004 ADARSH NAGAR

9 79/2004 356/379 IPC 10/02/2004 ASHOK VIHAR

10 73/2004 380/457 IPC 27/01/2004 SHALIMAR BAGH

11 09/2004 382/34 IPC 15/01/2004 ANAND PARVAT

12 337/2003 380/458 IPC 28/12/2003 MAYA PURI13 560/2003 395 IPC 07/10/2003 ASHOK

VIHAR14 325/2002 25 A.ACT 13/08/2002 SARAI

ROHILLA15 324/2002 399/402- IPC &

25/54/59- A.ACT13/08/2002 SARAI

ROHILLA16 501/2001 25/54/59- A.ACT 2001 ASHOK

VIHAR17 509/2000 25 A.ACT 03/09/2000 ASHOK

VIHAR18 417/2000 395/397/412/34 IPC 17/07/2000 ASHOK

VIHAR19 406/2000 457/380/395 IPC 11/07/2000 ASHOK

VIHAR20 891/1998 457/380 IPC 30/11/1998 ASHOK

VIHAR21 833/1998 381- IPC 26/11/1998 ASHOK

VIHAR22 883/1998 457/380- IPC 26/11/1998 ASHOK

VIHAR23 299/1998 381 IPC 07/07/1998 JAHANGIR

PURI24 775/1997 25/54/59- A.ACT 25/11/1997 ASHOK

VIHAR25 25/1997 457/380- IPC 13/01/1997 ASHOK

VIHAR14

26 21/1997 457/380- IPC 12/01/1997 ASHOK VIHAR

27 257/1996 457/380 IPC 19/05/1996 ASHOK VIHAR

28 225/1996 457/380- IPC 1996 ASHOK VIHAR

RECOVERY MADE

1. One Karizma Motor cycle No. DL 9SZ 5579 Stolen Vide FIR No. 187/12 U/s 379 IPC from the area of PS Amar Colony.

WANTED IN FOLLOWING CASES

1. Case FIR No. 22/13 dated 24/1/2013 U/s 392/394/34 IPC PS Roop Nagar, Delhi.

2. Case FIR No. 185/13 dated 09/4/2013 U/s 399/402/411/482 IPC PS Rajouri Garden, Delhi.

INCIDENT & OPERATION

Keeping in view of the incidents of increasing numbers of robberies/snatching in the West Distt, AATS was directed to collect intelligence about gangs involved in robberies/snatching. Immediately, a team comprising of SI Naveen Kumar, ASI Deepender, HC Dilbag Singh, HC Ajay Kumar, HC Sanjeev Kumar, Ct Krishan Kumar,  Ct. Sanjeev, and Ct. Ankit under the supervision of Inspr. Maninder Singh and overall supervision of ACP/Operation Sh. Narayan Singh was formed to gather information. The team had made relentless efforts and studied the robberies/snatchings patterns in various cases

On 11/4/2013, an information was received that two persons who are wanted in robbery case of PS Roop Nagar are roaming in the area of PS Rajouri Gardeni Delhi. Team was properly briefed about the accused persons and staff was

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deployed in front of Shivaji Collage Road near Home Guard Ground, Rajouri Garden Delhi. At about 5.15 PM, two persons on a Black Karizama Motor Cycle (stolen from the area of PS Amar Colony vide Case FIR No. 187/12 U/s 379 IPC) came from the side of Road No. 28, the staff signaled him to stop.   On seeing the police party, they accelerated the bike to escape from the spot.  The alert raiding team had surrounded them and overpowered. During enquiry, their identity were revealed as Rakesh Kumar @Munim & Ghanshyam @ Babloo Both the accused arrested in 41.1 (a) &(d) Cr.PC. Both accused have been bad character of PS Gulabi Bagh and PS Ashok Vihar respectively. Accused were wanted in two Cases of Robbery and planning of dacoity of police station Roop Nagar and Rajouri garden.

INTERROGATION AND MODUS OPERANDI

During the sustained interrogation of the accused persons, it is revealed that accused Rakesh @ Munim belongs to poor family. He had studied up to 6th class. He had indulged in the criminals activities in teenage as he wanted to earn money in short span of time and wanted to become top gangster. He was first arrested in the year 1998 in a petty theft of gambling. After coming out from the jail, he started indulging in heinous crime and involved in many sensational cash robberies of Delhi .From there, he never looked behind and became top robber of Delhi and later he was declared BC of PS Gulabi bagh. Accused Ghanshyam @ Babloo was born in a poor family. He was fond of seeing Hindi movies and was very much inspired by the role played by Amitabh Bachchan in movie DON. After that he dreamt to become a top gangster/ DON in the world of crime and he started indulging in all types of heinous crime. He was first arrested in the year 1996 and soon became BC of PS Ashok Vihar area. His journey in the crime is still continued. He was already arrested in 28 cases of Burglaries, Robberies/dacoity and Arms act etc. Further investigation is in progress.

Staff involved in good work is being rewarded suitably.

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(V. RENGANATHAN) IPSADDL. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE

WEST DISTRICT: NEW DELHI

Dated 12.04.2013

UNCLE HELD FOR KIDNAPPING FOR RANSOM

The staff of P.S. Mianwali, West District has arrested a person namely Monu @ Sonu @ Maiya Ram S/o Sh. Kashi Ram R/o WZ-18, Sayyed Nangloi, Delhi, for kidnapping his on nephew for ransom.

PROFILE OF ACCUSED PERSON

Monu @ Sonu @ Maiya Ram S/o Sh. Kashi Ram R/o WZ-18, Sayyed Nangloi, Delhi. Age – 23 years.

PREVIOUS INVOLVEMENT - Nil.

INCIDENT & INVESTIGATION

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On 11.04.13, a PCR call was received in this Police Station vide DD No. 23-A, regarding kidnapping of a boy (7 years) by his uncle namely Monu @ Sonu @ Maiya Ram S/o Sh. Kashi Ram R/o WZ-18, Sayyed Nangloi, Delhi at 07.00 AM. The complainant further told that they have received a ransom call on the mobile phone of Rinku, brother-in-law of the complainant, for Rs. 25,000/-. Accordingly, the case FIR No. 90/2013 was registered U/S 364A IPC and investigation was taken up. A team comprising of Inspector Madan Lal Meena, ATO/Mianwali Nagar, SI Surender Kumar, HC Rameshwar Singh was constituted, which was working under the guidance of Inspr. Surendra Kumar, SHO/ Mianwali Nagar and close supervision of Sh. Satya Dev Dahiya, ACP/ Sub-division Punjabi Bagh. The team started the operation to rescue the child. Rinku, on whose mobile the ransom calls were being received was also joined in the team and negotiations were started through him on the instruction of team. During negotiation the alleged person asked Rinku to deliver the money at Agra bus stand. The team left for Agra in a private vehicle. The movement of the alleged person was constantly monitored through technical surveillance during negotiations. Finally at 09.15 PM, the alleged person was apprehended at ISBT, Agra and the child was safely rescued from his clutches.

INTERROGATION & MODUS OPERANDI

During interrogation he revealed that he used to run a Biryani shop in Meera Bagh, but he was not doing well and incurred loses. Hence, he closed the shop and started gambling and drinking and losses. Therefore he took loan from some persons. In order to return the dues, he hatched the plan to make quick money from his own family members by kidnapping the only son of his elder brother.

The staff involved in good work is being rewarded suitably.

(V. RENGANATHAN) IPS

ADDL. COMMISIONER OF POLICE

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WEST DISTRICT: NEW DELHI.

Dated 12.04.2013

FIVE DESPERATE ROBBERS ARRESTED, FIVE CASES OF ROBBERY/SNATCHING AND MV THEFT SOLVED. ONE LOCAL

INFORMER HAVE ALSO BEEN ARRESTED

Staff of AATS/WEST has arrested five desperate Robbers. With their arrest, two country made pistols, three button actuated knives, One Santro Car and One Bajaj Pulsar Motorcycle have been recovered so far. This has happened as a result of close watch and proper monitoring by the AATS staff of West Distt

INCIDENT

Keeping in view of the incidents of increasing numbers of robberies/snatching in the West Distt, AATS was directed to collect intelligence about gangs involved in robberies/snatching. Immediately, a team comprising of SI Naveen Kumar, ASI Deepender, HC Dilbag Singh, HC Ajay Kumar, HC Sanjeev Kumar, Ct Krishan Kumar,  Ct. Sanjeev, and Ct. Ankit under the supervision of Inspr. Maninder Singh and overall supervision of ACP/Operation Narayan Singh was formed to gather information. The team had made relentless efforts and studied the robberies/snatchings patterns in various cases.

On 9/4/2013 a secret information was received in AATS –West Distt. that five-six robbers will come in Woodland Park and will plan to rob a businessman. Team was properly briefed about the accused persons and staff was deployed near Woodland Park, Subhash Nagar Rajouri Garden. At about 8.45 PM, five persons in a Santro car reached there and were overpowered by the staff. During enquiry, their identity were revealed as Md. Shafiq, Bhasker Pandey, Md. Afroz, Madan, and Parvesh and recovered Two country made pistol, three button actuated knives, One Santro Car and One Bajaj Pulsar Motorcycle from their possession. The accused persons disclosed their involvements in many cases of cash Robberies. During the sustained interrogation of the accused persons, it was found that all the accused persons gathered for committing a robbery with a

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Businessman who used to carry heavy cash from his office at Karol Bagh to his house at Tilak Nagar. It was also found that all the accused persons were previously involved in Henious cases i.e Robberies/Dacoities. They have also disclosed that they had made a plan to commit a great robbery i.e crores of rupees from a Businessman of Delhi in the last week but three of their associates namely Vishal @ Jaswant, Kaushal @ Puppy and Lekhraj @ Lekhu had been arrested by the police so they dropped the said plan.. INTERROGATION

During the sustained interrogation of the accused persons, it is revealed that accused Md. Shafiq belongs to poor society. He had studied up to 4th class. He had indulged in the criminals activities in teenage as he wants to earn money in short span of time and wanted to become top gangster. In the year 2001, he came in contact with desperate criminal Sartaz. They have committed a robbery in the area of PS Karol Bagh (vide case FIR No. 61/2001 U/s 392/34 IPC). Accused Afroz is brother in law of Md. Shafiq and he has been residing with him since last year, and became his gang member. Accused Bhaskar Pandey got married with Shafiq’s Sister in Law and after that he came in contact with Shafiq and he also started indulging in criminal activities with him. Accused Madan was great fond of living a luxurious life and he was in great influence of the life spent by the youngsters in Mumbai viz. going to Bar/Pubs, night clubs, Rave/Beach parties etc. so he also started indulging in crime in order to earn fast and quick money to fulfill his dreams. He was first arrested in the year 2010 in a robbery case of Police Station Malviya Nagar. In the year 2011, he came out from the jail on parole and after that he did not surrender before the jail authorities and immediately rushed to Mumbai to leave his dream life. He also got married with a girl of Mumbai. To fulfill his dreams he along with his wife and other associates committed numbers of robberies there. His wife and other associates have already been arrested in these cases and he managed to escape from Mumbai police and rushed to Delhi again and joined the Shafiq’s gang. He is wanted in many cases of Robberies in Mumbai. Accused Parvesh was born in Bihar and came in Delhi to earn his livelihood. He started working in Sadar Bazaar as a labourer. Later on, he started providing information to the criminals about the Businessmen who used to carry heavy cash with them. He has been previously arrested many times by the police. Efforts are being made for the arrest of co-accused persons and the recovery of robbed money/articles. Further investigation is in progress.

Staff involved in good work is being rewarded suitably.

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PROFILE OF ACCUSED

1. Bhaskar Pandey S/o Harish Chand Pandey R/o A-134 Munirka Village, Delhi. Age. 24 years.

PREVIOUS INVOLVEMENT

Sl. No FIR NO. U/s Dated Police station 1. 115 /12 392/34/411 IPC 25/3/2012 Surajkund Faridabad

2. Madan S/o Govind R/o C 95 B, Baljeet Nagar, Punjabi Basti, Delhi. Age 29 years.

PREVIOUS INVOLVEMENTS

S. No.

FIR NO. U/s Dated Police station

1. 455/2010 393/397/307/506/34/395/398/ IPC & 25/27 Arms Act

3/6/10 Malviya Nagar(Parole Jumped in this case)P.O. declared by the court of Sh. Rajiv Bansal ASJ Saket Court on 7/12/12.

2. 205/2008 392/395/34 IPC 11/5/08 Patel Nagar

HE WAS ALSO WANTED IN FOLLOWING THREE (3) CASES OF MUMBAI.

S. No.

FIR /CRI No

U/s Dated Police Station

1 86/12 380/34 IPC 14/4/2012 Nehru Nagar Mumbai2. 116/12 452/397/392/34 IPC &

3/25 Arms Act.25/5/212 Nehru Nagar Mumbai

3 163/12 392/34 IPC Yet to be verified

RCF, Mumbai

3. Pravesh S/o PrabhuNath Singh R/o Gali no 3, Motia Khan, Pahar Ganj, Delhi. Age – 42 years.

PREVIOUS INVOLVEMENTS

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S.No. FIR No. Sections FIR Date Police Station1 9/2011 21/61/85 NDPS

ACT07/02/2011 GULABI BAGH

2 96/2010 392/411/34 IPC 14/12/2010 GULABI BAGH3 175/2010 356/379/34 IPC 21/10/2010 ROOP NAGAR4 543/2004 452/393/394/397 2004 KESHAV PURAM5 454/1999 392/397/34 IPC 1999 PATEL NAGAR6 457/1999 27/54/59 A ACT 1999 PATEL NAGAR

4. Afroz S/o Funan Khan R/o Vill. Galla Mandi, PS Kesargaj, Distt. Behraich, U.P. Age. 20 years.

PREVIOUS INVOLVEMENTS S. No.

FIR NO. U/s Dated Police station

1. 216/2012 392/395/411/34 IPC 16/08/2012 RAM NAGAR ,BEHRAICH

5. Md. Shafiq @ Baba S/o Md. Shabir R/o H. No. 313/93 Gali No. 11, Tulsi Nagar, Inder Lok, Delhi. Age. 40 Years

PREVIOUS INVOLVEMENTS

S. No.

FIR NO. U/s Dated Police station

1. 96/10 392/394/397/411/34 IPC 23/4/2010 Rajinder Nagar2. 32/10 379/411 IPC 16/3/2010 K.N. Katju Marg3. 620/2005 25 Arms Act 30/10/2005 Hari Nagar4. 61/2001 392/34 11/2/2001 Karol Bagh

RECOVERY MADE

2. Santro Car No. DL 4CA G 9286 stolen vide FIR No. 96/12 dated 10/06/2012 U/S 379 IPC PS Roop Nagar

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3. Pulsar motorcycle No. DL 7SB E 6556 stolen vide FIR No. 258/2012 dated 27/10/2012 U/S 379 IPC PS Preet Vihar.

4. Two Country made pistols5. One robbed suit case.6. One Robbed lather bag.7. Three button actuated knives

CASES WORKED OUT

3. Case FIR No. 22/13 dated 24/1/2013 U/s 392/394/34 IPC PS Roop Nagar Delhi.

4. Case FIR No. 61/13 dated 15/3/2013 U/s 356/379/34 IPC PS Karol Bagh Delhi.

5. Case FIR No. 100/13 dated 05/4/2013 U/s 392/394/34/411/ IPC PS Vasant Kunj North.

6. Case FIR No. 96/12 dated 10/6/2012 U/s 379 IPC PS Roop Nagar Delhi.7. Case FIR No. 258/12 dated 27/10/2012 U/s 379 IPC PS Preet Vihar Delhi.

(V. RENGANATHAN) IPSADDL. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE

WEST DISTRICT: NEW DELHI

ORDER

1. Whereas, a large number of people sell and purchase Second Hand Vehicles including Motor Cycle, Scooters and Cars in Delhi through dealers engaged in this profession.

2. And whereas, it has been noticed that the Second Hand Vehicles are commonly sold without filling all the columns especially date of transaction of Form No.29 and Form No.30 (part-I & II) thereby resulting in transfer of vehicle to number of purchasers before the actual transfer of the vehicle in the records of Transport Authority. This is to circumvent the requirement of section-50 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, that the fact of transfer of vehicle should be reported to the Transport Authority within 14 days for local transfer and 45 days for inter-district transfer.

3. And whereas, it has been noticed that the stolen vehicles involved in crime are sold to several purchasers through dealers/ agents of Second Hand Vehicles. Such second hand vehicles are likely to be used for commission of various type of crime like robbery etc. and may be used even in terrorist activities.

4. And whereas, it has also been observed that the record of seller and purchaser are not kept by the dealers or agents engaged in the business of facilitating sale and purchase of Second Hand Vehicles making it difficult for the in investigation agencies to identify the criminals involved in such crimes

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5. And whereas, it is rendered imperative to put regulatory check on the vehicle dealers who deal in sale and purchase of Second Hand Vehicles so that the anti social elements may not use them to sell the stolen vehicles through them and it is felt that immediate action is necessary in this regard.

6. Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred upon me by virtue of sec. 144 Cr. PC, 1973 (No.2 of 1974) read with Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi’s Notification No. U-11036(i)UTL, dated 09/09/2010, I Surender Kumar Sharma, ACP/S.J.Enclave, do hereby make this written order that all such Vehicle dealers who deal in sale and purchase of second hand vehicles including Motor Cycles, Scooters and Cars in the jurisdiction of Sub-Division S.J.Enclave, Delhi shall :-

a) Maintain a register of sellers and purchasers of all the transactions of Second Hand Vehicles.

b) Ensure that Form 29, Form 30 and the delivery letter are duly filled with clear mention of the date of transaction.

c) Affix photographs of the seller and purchaser on the register.

d) Keep copies of identification documents like election card, ration card, PAN Card, Driving Licence etc. as well as copies of Form 29, Form 30 ( Part-I & II ) and Delivery Letter for access by the police as and when required.

e) Inform the nearby police station if the seller or buyer is found suspicious.

These orders shall come into force with effect from 10.04.2013 and shall remain in force for a period of 60 days upto 08.06.2013 (both days inclusive) unless withdrawn earlier.

Any person dealing in business of sale and purchase of second hand vehicles as dealer or agent who contravenes this order shall be liable to be punished in accordance with the provisions of Section 188 of the IPC.

As the notice cannot be served individually on all concerned, the order is hereby passed ex-parte. It shall be published for the information of the public through the press and by affixing copies on the notice board of the offices of all DCsP, Addl. DCsP, ACsP, Tehsil Officer, all police station concerned and the offices of NDMC and MCD.

                                                                                                                                        

 

 (SURENDER KUMAR SHARMA)

                                                                                ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE,

                                                          SUB-DIVISION: SAFDARJUNG ENCLAVE,

                                                                                                                                NEW DELHI.

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No. 764-863_/ACP/S.J.Enclave dated New Delhi, the 09/04/2013.

 PRESS RELEASE

Dated 12/4/2013

A NOTORIOUS CHEATER INSTRUMENTAL IN CHEATING THE CUSTOMERS AND BANKS BY OBTAINING CREDIT CARDS

AND CAR LOANS BY USING FORGED DOCUMENTS ARRESTED.

HE WAS HIDING FOR QUITE LONG AND ABSCONDING.

Dedicated PO Staff of PS Amar Colony, South East District, New Delhi has arrested one Parvinder Singh @ Prince S/o Satkartar Singh r/o 15-A, Ram Nagar Extn., Krishna Nagar, Delhi, who along with his associates was actively cheating the people by misusing their personal information by impersonation for obtaining credit cards from the banks and thereafter withdrawing cash from ATMs and by availing cash loans against the credit cards obtained fraudulently causing wrongful loss to the genuine customers as well as the banks. He was also instrumental of cheating the banks for obtaining car loans by using forged documents for obtaining the loans. After getting the loan sanctioned by impersonating on different names, he never produced the vehicles for inspection and transferred the same in the name of various customers. He was first arrested by Crime Branch in the year, 2001 in case FIR No. 395/2001, 415/2001 and 433/2001 u/s 420/468/471/120-B/34 IPC registered at PS Anand Vihar. He was declared as proclaimed offender in the above three cases by the court of Shri Kuldeep Narain, ACMM Karkardooma Courts on 1/8/2012.

TEAM/INVESTIGATION:

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SOUTH EAST DISTT .

A team comprising of HC Sudhir Kumar No. 709/SE was constituted under the supervision of Sh. Virender Kumar Jain SHO/Amar Colony, to apprehend proclaimed offenders. The team identified the accused Parvinder Singh @ Prince S/o Satkartar Singh r/o 15-A, Ram Nagar Extn., Krishna Nagar, Delhi. He was declared PO in above mentioned cases. Accordingly, the team was deployed, which developed information and kept on chasing the movements of accused Parvinder Singh @ Prince with the help of informer. Finally on 11/4/2013 accused Parvinder Singh @ Prince was arrested from the area of Lal Quarters in Krishna Nagar, Delhi. On sustained interrogation, he was found involved in the following cases.

PREVIOUS INVOLVEMENTS:

S. No. FIR No. Section (s) Police Station1 395/2001 420/468/471/120-B IPC Anand Vihar, East Delhi.2 415/2001 -do- -do-3 433/2001 -do- -do-4 253/2002 323/341/506/34 IPC Krishna Nagar.5 778/2004 420/468/471/120-B IPC Connaught Place6 63/2005 419/420/120-B IPC Special Cell, Lodi Colony.7. 284/2011 420/468/471/120-B IPC Anand Vihar, Delhi.

PROFILE OF ACCUSED ARRESTED :

Parvinder Singh @ Prince is a notorious cheat, who along with his associates was actively cheating the people by misusing their personal information by impersonation for obtaining credit cards from the banks and thereafter withdrawing huge cash from ATMs and by availing cash loans against the credit cards obtained fraudulently causing wrongful loss to the genuine customers as well as the banks. He also got car loans from the banks by providing forged documents and thereafter transferring the vehicles in the names of other persons. He along with his associates has cheated various banks and customers by using their personal information for personal gain. His recent involvements are being explored.

(AJAY CHAUDHRY) ADDL. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE

SOUTH EAST DISTRICT: NEW DELHI.

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