PRESS RELEASE
Dated: 31.12.2011
Crime syndicate OF AUTOLIFTERS BUSTED
Major Highlights:-
- Three auto lifters arrested.
- Three stolen Tata 407 recovered.
- Nine stolen motor cycles recovered.
With the arrest of accused namely (1) Rajesh s/o Mahavir Singh, r/o Village Yakubpur, Thana Gandhi Park, Aligarh, UP, aged 25 years, (2) Rajbir s/o Mahavir Singh r/o Village Laxmanpur, Thana Banna Beri, Aligarh, UP aged 23 years and (3) Anand s/o Keshav r/o Village Laxmanpur, Thana Banna Beri, Aligarh, UP aged about 23 years, South-East District has unearthed a crime syndicate indulging in auto lifting and disposing off stolen vehicles.
INCIDENT
On 30.12.2011, staff of Police Station Pul Prahlad Pur was checking vehicles at Suraj Kund Picket, Haryana boarder. At about 4.00 PM they received information that a motorcycle with registration number UP-14AA-4807, would come from Haryana side via Suraj Kund Road and would pass towards Prahlad Pur. The motorcycle was reported to be stolen from Delhi. On this information, a trap was laid by the staff at Suraj Kund Picket, Haryana boarder. At about 4:15 PM, a vehicle with similar specifications and registration number was noticed coming from Suraj Kund side. The motorcycle was signaled to stop and their occupants were directed to produce documents of the vehicle. But they could not produce any such document to the police party. On scrutiny of the official record, it was revealed that the said motorcycle was stolen vide FIR No.142/11, u/s 379 IPC, P.S. Vasant Vihar, New Delhi. Accordingly, accused persons were arrested vide DD No. 16-A, dated 30.12.2011, under section 41.1(d) Cr.P.C. and subjected to sustained interrogation during which they informed that they used to steal the vehicles in bid to earn quick bucks.
Team
On receipt of the above information, the same was immediately communicated to Sh. Mahipal Singh, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Sub-Division Ambedkar Nagar, who immediately constituted a team comprising of ASI Dilbag Singh, HC Naeem, HC Sarwan Kr. HC Manoj Kumar, Constable Praveen Kumar and Constable Prashant of Police Station Pul Prahlad Pur under the close supervision of Station House Officer, PS Pul Prahlad Pur.
MODUS OPERANDI :-
The accused were put to sustained interrogation during which they disclosed that they belong to a poor family. All the accused persons belong to Aligarh, UP. Accused Rajbir was having denting/painting shop on Kher by-pass, Aligarh, UP, accused Rajesh used to drive Tata-407 and accused Anand used to work as labour at Bhatta. Accused Rajbir and Anand were residing in the same colony in Aligarh and known to each other whereas accused Rajesh used to come at denting shop of accused Rajbir. Denting shop of accused Rajbir was demolished by Government authorities as being run on Government
land. Thus, Rajbir became unemployed whereas due to closure of Bhatta accused Anand also became unemployed. Both these accused approached third accused Rajesh for a commercial vehicle. Accused Rajesh was in touch with an auto lifter Pappu. All these accused persons approached Pappu who arranged a stolen Tata-407 for them for a consideration of Rs.50,000/. Accused sold the vehicle to their villager for a sum of Rs.60,000/. A profit of Rs.10,000/ in single day was pleasing experience for them and they all adopted the path of auto-lifting. Accused started both auto-lifting as well as disposing the stolen vehicles. They made a master key by bending and grooving a screw driver and used it for opening locks of vehicles. Tata-407 fetches them a sum of Rs.50,000 to Rs.60,000 whereas motorcycle fetches a price of Rs.5000 to Rs.6000. They used to operate in the area of Delhi and NCR. On the instance of the accused persons nine stolen motorcycles and three stolen Tata-407 trucks have been recovered. Details of the recovered stolen vehicles are as under:
RECOVERIES:-
SN / Make / Stolen fromTata 407 Tempo No. HR 46B 2878 / FIR No. 259/11 u/s 379 IPC PS Nangloi (West District).
Tata 407 Tempo / Yet to ascertain
Tata 407 Tempo / Yet to ascertain
Hero Honda Passion / FIR No. 544/11 u/s 379 IPC PS Siani Gate Aligarh(U.P.)
Bajaj Platina / Yet to ascertain
BajajPlatina / Yet to ascertain
Hero Honda CD Deluxe / FIR No. 142/11 u/s 379 IPC PS Vasant Vihar, ND
Hero Honda Spl. Plus / Yet to ascertain
Hero Honda Spl. Plus / Yet to ascertain
Hero Honda Spl. Plus / Yet to ascertain
Hero Honda Spl. Plus / Yet to ascertain
Hero Honda Spl. Plus / Yet to ascertain
With the arrest of these accused persons, twelve cases of Delhi and NCR have been worked out. Efforts are being made to connect the remaining vehicles. Antecedents of the accused persons are to be verified from the respective native places. Concerned Police Stations have been informed. Further investigation of the case is on and more arrests and recoveries are likely.
(AJAY CHAUDHRY)
Addl. Commissioner of Police,
South East District, New Delhi.
PRESS RELEASE
31.12.2011
Four illegal migrants of Bangladesh deported By B.D.Cell/South East District
A team of Bangladeshi Cell/South East District consisting of SI Ajai Kumar Yadav, HC Dharambir, No.353/SE, HC Surender, No. 548/SE, HC Charan Singh, No.2328/SE, Ct. Ashok 2314/SE, Ct. Vijender, 2363/SE and Rama Oraon, No.2435/SE under supervision of Sh. Anjani Kumar, ACP/DIUdetected four Bangladeshi nationals who were residing in the area of PS Amar Colony illegally. All the Bangladeshji nationals have been deported to Bangladesh through FRRO.
Particulars of detained Bangladesi nationals are as under:
- Mohd. Vilayat s/o Mubarak Ali,
R/o Village Barbadra, PS Moralganj,
Distt: Bagarhut, Bangladesh.
Aged : 28 Years (Male) - Mohd. Sahadat
s/o Hameed Mullah
R/o Village Barbadra, PS Moralganj,
Distt: Bagarhut, Bangladesh.
Aged : 11 Years (Male) - Salam s/o Mohd. Hanish
R/o Village Barbadra, PS Moralganj,
Distt: Bagarhut, Bangladesh.
Aged : 25 Years (Male) - Mustaba s/o Majid
R/o Village Barbadra, PS Moralganj,
Distt: Bagarhut, Bangladesh.
Aged : 30 Years (Male)
(Ajay Chaudhry)
Addl. Commissioner of Police,
South-East District New Delhi.
31st December, 2011
PRESS RELEASE CENTRAL DISTRICT
ONE ARRESTED WITH HUGE QUANTITY OF ILLICIT EXPENSIVE IMPORTED LIQUOR OF ESTABLISHED BRANDS
A staff of Police Station Pahar Ganj has arrested one Anil Kumar Sharma aged 39 years s/o Ramesh Chand Sharma r/o H.No. 271, 2nd floor, Dungarmal Mohalla, Shahdara, Delhi and 89 bottles of expensive imported liquor of different established brands worth lakhs of rupees have been recovered from his possession.
INFORMATION, TEAM AND OPERATION
Criminal intelligence had been received that during New Year Celebrations, smuggling of liquor may take place in various parts of district and to check this, exhaustive picketing was put up in various parts of Central District.
On 30.12.11, SI Jagrup Singh of PS Pahar Ganj received a secret information that a silver coloured Ford car No. DL 5CD-0041 carrying huge quantity of expensive imported brands liquor would come from Gurgaon and would go towards Pitam Pura via Rani Jhansi Road. On receipt of the information, SI Jagrup Singh along with Ct. Priyavarat started vehicle checking with barricading near Shamshan Ghat, Videocon tower on Rani Jhansi Road. During vehicle checking, the said car was spotted and stopped by the police staff. On search, 10 cartons of liquor were recovered from the dickey of the car. Consequently, a case vide FIR No. 196/11 under appropriate sections of Excise Act was registered at PS Pahar Ganj.
INTERROGATION
Accused Anil Kumar was subjected to sustained interrogation in which he disclosed that he was unemployed. Once, he had visited Thailand and during his visit, he had met one Manu r/o Seelam Pur at Delhi Airport. Soon, they became friends and Manu offered him to carry out the business of trafficking of illicit liquor in view of the upcoming New Year Celebrations to earn good money. Accused Anil borrowed the car of his brother in-law on the pretext to attend a function. As informed by Manu, he took the car at Iffco Chowk, Gurgaon, Haryana where the illicit liquor was loaded in the car. He was further told to deliver the liquor at Pitam Pura near TV Tower but on the way, he was caught by the alert police staff of Pahar Ganj. No excise duty had been paid on this smuggled liquor and a case under section 33 of Delhi Excise Act has been registered in this regard.
Further investigation is under progress and efforts are being made to ascertain the source of liquor and unearth the entire gang.
RECOVERY
- Johnnie Walker black label – 12 bottles
- Johnnie Walker red label-12 bottles
- Down Under 2010 wine of Australia – 18 bottles
- Gillard Depuis 1885 liqueur- 3 bottles
- Ayama wine of Origin Paarl Product of South Africa- 6 bottles
- Camas Merlot Product of France- 10 bottles
- Friuli Grave Merlot Product of Haly- 10 bottles
- Giffard crème Manthe Product of France- 6 bottles
- Martini Rosso- 6 bottles
- Barond ArignacVin Blanc- 6 bottles
PROFILE
Accused Anil Kumar Sharma is unemployed. He is married and has two children. To earn easy money, he started the work of carrying illicit liquor.
(DEVESH CHANDRA SRIVASTVA)
ADDL. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE,
CENTRAL DISTRICT, DELHI.
Dated 31.12.11
TWO ACCUSED CHEATED RS. 55 LACS FROM INNOCENT PEOPLE ON THE PRETEXT OF AIRTELTOWERS AT THEIR PLOTS ARRESTED AND RECOVERED INCRIMINATORY ARTICLES.
With the arrest of accused Sujit Kumar Giri @ Anil Kumar (31 years) s/o Rajpati Giri r/o G-468D, 1st floor, Raj Nagar-II, Palam, New Delhi and Krishan Kumar @ Naresh (34 years) r/o D-12, Everest Apartment, A-3, Kalkaji Extension, New Delhi, staff of PS R.K. Puram, South District has busted a gang who duped Rs. 55 lacs from innocent people on the pretext of facilitating them in setting up of Airtel mobile phone towers at their plots to get handsome amount as monthly income. Laptop, LCD, Debit Cards, Election Identity Cards, Visiting Cards of Airtel Company recovered from their possession.
BRIEF FACTS :
The complainant Sh. Ratnesh Kumar Singh working in SSB, East Block, R.K. Puram, New Delhi visited PS R.K. Puram and reported that on 03.11.11, two persons namely Naresh and Anil Kumar posing themselves as Assistant Managers (Tower & Field), Airtel visited SSB Reception and presented their visiting cards. During interaction, they stated that Airtel is expanding its mobile network in Bihar and Himachal Pradesh by installing new mobile phone towers and they are looking for prospective clients having their own land. They further stated that after identifying plots / land, they would collect samples of soil to check the suitability of land. If test reports of soil are found fit, they would make agreement with the parties and construction of mobile towers will be started. The Airtel would provide Rs. 5 lacs in advance and Rs. 20,000/- per month as rent. Since the complainant belongs to Bihar and having a plot over there, he uttered himself for the offer. They collected his address of Bihar and left. The complainant took 15 days leave and reached his native village.
On 09.11.11, both Naresh and Anil Kumar visited his native village, took the measurements of land and sample of soil along with 2 cheques of Rs. 1,000/- each, payable at Syndicate Bank, Okhla, New Delhi as processing fee. They also stated that if soil samples are cleared, construction work of tower will be started. Later on after two days, they again visited his native village and stated that samples of soil have been cleared. They collected copy of agreement, copy of Election Card, photographs and cash Rs. 50,000/- as their commission and went away stating that work will be started from 19.11.11. Thereafter, the complainant waited till 28.11.11 but no work was started, hence, he called them on phone but their mobile numbers found to be switched off. On enquiry from Airtel, no such persons were found employed in Airtel. Then, complainant came to know that he had been cheated of Rs. 50,000/-. In this regard, a case vide FIR No. 376/11 u/s 420/34 IPC PS R.K. Puram was registered and investigation taken up.
INVESTIGATION :
During the course of investigation, a team comprising SI Surender Singh Yadav, HC Rakesh Tomar, 574/SD, HC Hari Singh, 565/SD and Ct. Virender Tyagi, 1625/SD under the supervision of Inspr. K.L. Yadav, SHO/R.K. Puram was constituted to apprehended the accused persons and further prevent innocent people from being cheated.
During investigation, sources were deployed to develop information about accused persons involved in such activities. CDRs of both accused were obtained and analyzed, which revealed that accused are residing somewhere in Kalkaji and Palam. Criminal intelligence was also developed and accused Sujit Kumar Giri @ Anil Kumar was arrested from his house at G-468D, Raj Nagar-II, Palam, New Delhi and accused Krishan Kumar @ Naresh was arrested from his house at D-12, Everest Apartment, A-3, Kalkaji Extension, New Delhi. At their instance, Laptop, LCD, Debit Cards, Election Identity Cards, Visiting Cards of Airtel Company recovered.
INTERROGATION :
On sustained interrogation, accused disclosed that since they were working as Executives in a prestigious bank, they became good friends. Since the money earned by them was insufficient to meet their requirements, they planned to earn quick money in short span of time. Accordingly, they procured SIM cards on fake IDs and got printed fake visiting cards of Airtel. They also prepared network chart of Airtel on the map of Bihar and Himachal Pradesh and downloaded the same on their laptop. On the pretext of installing mobile towers, they had duped around Rs. 55 lacs from 25 people from different parts of country.
PROFILE OF ACCUSED PERSONS :
- Sujit Kumar Giri @ Anil Kumar (31 years) s/o Rajpati Giri r/o G-468D, 1st floor, Raj Nagar-II, Palam, New Delhi is pursuing his graduation, Physica (Hons.) from Samastipur, Bihar. He has earlier worked as Executive with Standard Chartered, ICICI Bank and presently running a Consultancy Office in JainaTowers, Janak Puri, New Delhi.
- Krishan Kumar @ Naresh (34 years) r/o D-12, Everest Apartment, A-3, Kalkaji Extension, New Delhi has studied up to 10th class. He has earlier worked as Executive in ICICI Bank.
(CHHAYA SHARMA)
DCP/SOUTH DISTRICT