Jaipur, October 23 (Udaipur Kiran news). Jaisalmer In the case of double murder of a businessman and his accountant in Mohangarh police station area of the district. Police Has got great success. District Superintendent of Police Abhishek Shivhare The special team formed under the leadership of Main accused from Punjab arrested Have done.
night of 20th October Businessman Madanlal Saraswat and their accountants renvatram He was murdered by slitting his throat with a sharp weapon. accused after murder Absconded after looting businessman’s Alto car and cash Were done. the next day the merchant’s son Pankaj Kumar Saraswat Had registered a case in Mohangarh police station.
SP Shivhare himself took charge
Considering the seriousness of the matter SP Abhishek Shivhare himself reached the spot and immediately high-level SIT Formed. in the team ASP Praveen Kumar, CO Nachna Gajendra Singh Champawat, CO Pokaran Bhawani Singh And police station officer Nathu Singh Was included. FSL and dog squad team were also deployed in the investigation so that scientific evidence could be collected.
50 policemen searched 600 kilometers of CCTV
this heinous massacre to solve About 50 police officers and soldiers Worked hard continuously day and night. the police Rajasthan, Haryana and Punjab about The footage of CCTV cameras installed in an area of 600 kilometers was scrutinized. Due to excellent coordination of technical analysis and intelligence, the team was successful in reaching the hideout of the accused.
Main accused arrested from Punjab, Alto car recovered
ASP Pokaran In the team led by Nachna SHO Bhuttaram, Phalsund SHO Amararam And Technical team in-charge Bhimrao Singh Were involved. In their joint action the police Faridkheda, District Muktsar (Punjab) From Main accused Gurpreet Singh (29 years), son of Baljinder Singh To Arrested after detention and interrogation Did. Police seized the accused Alto car was looted Has also been recovered. At present Jaisalmer Police Search for other accused involved in this murder Is continuously raiding.