North District Police has busted a gang involved in knife point robbery in Wazirabad, Delhi and arrested four minors. It is alleged that the miscreants had stabbed a 20-year-old youth in his thigh when he protested against the robbery. Police have recovered the knife used in the crime and the search is on for the two absconding accused.
New Delhi: The North District Police has busted a gang that created terror and looted at knife point in Wazirabad area of Delhi. Police have arrested four minors in the case. It is alleged that the miscreants had stabbed a 20-year-old youth in the thigh when he protested while looting five mobile phones and cash. Police have also recovered the knife used in the crime, while the search is on for two other absconding accused.
Deadly attack on mobile
North District DCP Niharika Bhatt said that the incident occurred around 6:30 pm on November 6. The complainant Jai Kumar was present with his six friends in front of Apex Public School at Burari Pusta Ground. Then four-five youths arrived waving knives and started threatening everyone and looting mobile phones and cash. When Jai Kumar protested against giving his iPhone-17, a miscreant stabbed him in his left thigh. After this the accused fled towards Milan Vihar. The injured was taken to Aruna Asaf Ali Hospital with the help of PCR.
CCTV revealed the secret of the robbers
Seeing the seriousness of the matter, Wazirabad police station intensified the investigation on the basis of CCTV footage, call detail records and information from informers. The police team caught four minors. During interrogation, it was revealed that the accused had conspired to commit robbery while sitting in Bengali Colony. The matter of selling the looted mobiles and dividing the money among themselves has also come to light.
These policemen took charge
The entire action took place under the supervision of SHO Inspector Prashant Anand and guidance of ACP Burari Manoj Kumar. The team included SI Vipin, Head Constable Vinay, Rajendra and Paramveer. All four minors have been sent to observation home. Police is busy searching for two absconding associates.