5 girls were brought from Assam (Assam) on the pretext of job and an attempt was being made to push them into the wrong business. In a major action, the team of Inspector Sohanpal, in charge of Dabua in-charge of Faridabad Police Station, Faridabad Police, succeeded in getting these five girls free, as well as arrested 2 accused including 1 woman in this case. Police officer Dr. Arpit Jain said that five girls were brought from Assam, who were trying to push them into the wrong business.

He told that on the information of one of these girls imprisoned 16-year-old teenager, the police team has succeeded in getting all girls free. Based on a complaint from the girls station Dbua ( Dabua against the accused) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) 370, has been filed under 34. The arrested accused include the names of accused Ijbul Haq and Ruhi alias Shanti Maya.

The girls were locked in a room

It is being told that accused Ijbul Haq is from Barudaga in Assam, while accused Ruhi alias Shanti Maya is from Dimapur in Nagaland. After completing the legal proceedings after getting the juveniles registered and deposing their statements in front of the judge of the Child Welfare Committee and the girls, they were safely handed over to their families.

The teenager told in her statement that her sister's friend took her to Siliguri first by promising her a job and later she was shifted to Dabua, Faridabad along with 2 other girls. In Dabua, the three girls were locked in a room, in which 1 woman and 1 girl were already present, who were brought there 10 days ago. When the teenager started a conversation with him, he came to know that he had been brought here to do the wrong business.

Girl did not lose courage, gave police such news

Hearing this, the girl was aghast but did not lose her courage and after getting a chance at night, the teenager informed the police from a hidden phone that she was locked in some unknown place and did not know the name and address of the place. Police got into action as soon as the information was received and ASI Dinesh, ASI Rajni, women soldier Priyanka and the team, led by Inspector Sohanpal, in-charge of Station Dabua, using cyber technology, tried hard to locate the girls.

All the accused were absconding on seeing the police

Meanwhile, the police searched for a room and found 5 girls imprisoned there. The police team got all the hostage girls free from there. On seeing the police, the accused absconded from the spot, who were later arrested from Dabua based on information from secret sources. Both the accused have been produced and sent to jail and the police is searching for other accused involved in this business who have been assured of arrest soon.

There is a big update in the chain snatching in Adarsh ​​Nagar, which is known to the woman (Simran) during snatching in Adarsh ​​Nagar, Delhi. Delhi Police has arrested two accused in the case. Delhi Police has given information about this. Both the accused are aged between 20-22 years. In Adarsh ​​Nagar on Saturday, two-year-old girl was walking on her neck with a knife and was stabbed twice by knickers on her lap to rob the chain.

The arrested accused have been identified as Mohammad Akibul alias Ataichi and Sheikh Fardeen alias Double Anta. The entire case was captured in CCTV. The police had formed 10 teams for investigation. These accused had already been identified.

Simran was born

It was around 9:30 pm on Saturday night, 25-year-old Simran Kaur, who lives in Adarsh ​​Nagar, Delhi, was married 3 years ago in Ludhiana. The woman has a 2-year-old daughter. Simran came to her maternal home in Adarsh ​​Nagar area. On Saturday night, Simran went to buy goods from her house with her mother and 2-year-old daughter in her arms. As soon as she reached near her house at around 9:30 pm, a man came from behind and tried to snatch the chain from Simran's neck.

As soon as Simran protested, the accused made two stabs at him and escaped. However, despite being stabbed, Simran tried to apprehend the accused. The entire incident was captured in CCTV. The injured Simran was taken to Fortis Hospital Shalimar Bagh, where Simran Kaur died shortly after.