16.08.2009

WANTED ACCUSED AND PROCLAIMED OFFENDER IN SENSATIONAL MURDER CASES OF ABOHAR, DISTRICT FIROZPUR, PUNJAB ARRESTED

South District Police has arrested accused Som Prakash @ Manoj @ Mannu @ Sonu Age-34 yrs s/o Ex. MLA, Manfool Singh r/o H. No. 180, North Civil Line, Mujaffar Nagar, UP , who was wanted in sensational murder of Rajesh Kumar Bunty @ Bunty Swami registered vide Case FIR No. 244/08 U/S 302 IPC, PS City Abohar, District Firozepur, Punjab.

INCIDENT :-

In Abohar City of Punjab, Rajesh Kumar Bunty @ and Jasvinder Singh @ Rocky were in business of taking contracts. Being in same business, rivalry developed between them and Jasvinder Singh @ Rocky decided to eliminate Bunty Swami. He contacted Som Prakash @ Manoj @ Manu through his criminal friends for this purpose and offered Rs 5 lacs for eliminating Bunty Swami. He discreetly showed the victim and his Scooty. He gave Rs one lac in advance to Manoj @ Manu. On 25.07.2008 at around 8 PM Manoj @ Manu along with his associate murdered Bunty Swami by opening fire on him with pistol, while he was going home from his factory at Abohar. A case vide FIR No 244/08 u/s 302 IPC was registered at PS Abohar City. Jasvinder @ Rocky was arrested in this case and accused Manoj @ Mannu was declared Proclaimed Offender from the Court of Judicial Magistrate, 1st Class, Abohar (Punjab).

TEAM & ARREST : -

A special team of South District comprising of SIs Hira Lal, Jai Prakash, HC Harjeet Singh and Cts Sanjeev and Ashok of was working continuously under the supervision of Inspector Satya Pal Singh SHO Vasant Kunj Sh Bhisham Singh ACP Mehrauli to find out some clue in a sensational kidnapping case of Panipat since December 2008 and were focusing upon the professional kidnappers of Western Uttar Pradesh. They had worked on several potential gangs and it was revealed that movement of some of the criminals of Mujaffar Nagar, Saharanpur, Roorki (UP) and Haridwar (Uttranchal) are suspicious. The team started tracing and verifying their movements. In this course, the team came to know that one Som Prakash @ Manoj @ Mannu @ Sonu r/o Mujaffar Nagar, UP who is wanted in a sensational murder case registered vide FIR No. 244/08 U/S 302 IPC, PS City Abohar, (Punjab) might have some information regarding such type of criminals. On 12/08/09, Cts. Sanjeev and Ashok came to know that this dreaded criminal is in Mahipalpur area and searching for a hotel for a short stay near Radisson Hotel, NH-8. A trap was laid near Radisson Hotel at around 11.30 PM and on specific information the accused Manoj @ Mannu was arrested vide DD No. 15-A dated 13/08/09, PS Vasant Kunj, New Delhi.

INTERROGATION & PROFILE : -

On sustained interrogation accused Som Prakash @ Manoj @ Mannu @ Sonu (Age-34 yrs) disclosed that he is a son of Ex. MLA and a practicing lawyer in Mujaffar Nagar. His brother namely Ravi Prakash was also involved in Personal Point Triple Murder Case at Greater Kailash, New Delhi, Prateek Dewan Kidnapping case at Khatoli, Mujaffar Nagar, (UP) and many other cases.

He has further disclosed that he was involved in some Motor Vehicle Theft cases of Haridwar and he along with his associates was arrested in the year 2007 in Jaipur, Rajasthan while he they were planning to commit a dacoity in a jewellery shop. A huge quantity of arms and ammunition was also recovered from them.

The accused was produced in Patiala House Courts and then he was taken to Abohar, Punjab and was handed over to concerned police station after taking transit remand. The staff behind the good work is being rewarded suitably.

( H.G.S. DHALIWAL )

DCP/SOUTH DISTRICT

Accused Som Prakash

@ Manoj @ Mannu @ Sonu

16.08.2009

TWO JUVENILES APPREHENDED, 25 STOLEN BICYCLES WORTH RS. 75 THOUSAND RECOVERED.

South District Police has recovered 25 stolen bicycles worth Rs. 75 thousand from two juveniles. These bicycles were stolen from area of PS-Saket, Neb Sarai and Mehrauli.

INCIDENT

On 10/08/09, Sh. Manmohan Singh s/o Sardar Avtar Singh reported about theft of bicycle of his son from his house G-65 Saket Delhi. A case vide FIR No. 297/09 u/s 379 IPC was registered at PS Saket and investigation taken up. In the recent past many bicycle thefts, particularly of costly geared bicycles were reported so the beat staff was sensitized and kept on alert.

In the morning of 16.08.09, two juveniles were found roaming in the area of G- Block Saket with a bicycle in suspicious circumstances by beat staff. On asking, they could not justify their presence in the area of PS Saket and could not explain about the bicycle they were riding. They further told that they had stolen this bicycle form G-65 Saket. On their further examination it was revealed that they had stolen a number of bicycles from the area of PS-Saket, Neb Sarai and Mehrauli. 25 bicycles worth Rs. 75 thousand were recovered at their instance.

Both the juveniles are residents of Saidulajab and are school drop outs. In order to meet their pocket expenses they started stealing bicycles. The stolen bicycles were sold by them in their colony at low prices. Identity of the boys is not disclosed as they are juveniles. Social report is being prepared regarding this and will be sent to the Juvenile Board.

RECOVERY

25 bicycles worth Rs. 75 thousand have been recovered.

( H.G.S. DHALIWAL )

DCP/SOUTH DISTRICT

PRESS RELEASE DATED 16-08-09

DELHI TRAFFIC POLICE

Safe Pedestrian Crossing Fortnight

(17TH -31ST August 2009)

Delhi Police is observing “Safe Pedestrian Crossing Fortnight” from 17th Aug. 2009. Good result received by the Safe pedestrian week from 1st to 7th June, which was later enhanced to a fortnight has prompted to undertake a similar drive. It is an attempt to generate awareness among pedestrians and motorists to become responsible road user. From the analysis of the fatal accidents one thing becomes strikingly clear that the majority of the fatalities happen to pedestrians. There were 2088 deaths due to road accidents in Delhi in 2008 and the number of pedestrian among them were 1075 i.e. 51.48% of the total fatalities. The picture is almost the same this year also.

There are 589 intersections normally manned by the traffic staff throughout the capital. In addition to these intersections 116 midsections have been identified where F.O.Bs, subways etc are situated and the traffic staff has also been deployed their.

Pedestrian being the soft target makes it all the more necessary to educate road users, stressing the safety of the pedestrians. Safe pedestrian week is a step in this direction in which consolidated efforts will be made to create awareness among the pedestrians as well as the motorists alike.

Activities to be covered up during the Pedestrian Safety week

Pedestrian has an equal right on roads. It is the duty of the motorists to respect the pedestrians’ right. Delhi Traffic police is making an effort in this direction to educate both pedestrians and motorists, and to encourage them to follow the traffic rules and regulations wholeheartedly. Following are some of the efforts being undertaken by the traffic police during the drive-

1.  Wide publicity is being given through the use of mass media such as F. M. Radio stations and print media so that the road users become aware of the drive and make special efforts in this direction.

2.  Literature is also being distributed at major intersections by Traffic Police to educate the pedestrians.

3.  Boards/Hordings for safe crossing have been displayed at all the major intersections, foot over bridges and subways for educating the pedestrians.

4.  Mobile Exhibition Vans are being used for educating the road users specially the pedestrians. These vans have the staff specially trained to educate the road users. These vans are being displayed all over the capital at prominent places like India Gate, ISBT, major intersections where pedestrian presence is maximum.

5.  Help of traffic wardens and other NGOs is also being undertaken in this campaign.

6.  Road markings like zebra crossings, stop line etc. has been repainted and advisory sign boards for pedestrians are being displayed at all the major intersections.

For pedestrians and drivers alike, it is important to realize that each has rights and duties with respect to the other. Pedestrians need to recognize that, like motorists, they are road users and have a responsibility to know the road rules. Improving safety is something we all care about. But the result needs a commitment to safety that comes from every driver and every pedestrian who navigates through our city.

Jt. C.P./Traffic