Following the encounter with the cattle thieves, who had moved away with buffaloes worth Rs20 lakh in Simaria village, the police started their search. It is suspected that the gang belongs to Jaura and Morena.
The SHO of Mohna police station, Ravindra Singh Gurjar would be rewarded with Rs10,000 cash by the SP for directly confronting the miscreants who were taking away cattle.
The TI Mohna police station Ravindra Singh Gurjar was coming to the city from police station with ASI Kailash Sharma when they saw four armed miscreants on the highway tying four cattle. One of them was wearing Khakhi uniform and they were in possession of a gun and sticks.
When they were checked the miscreants opened fires at Ravindra Singh Gurjar. In reply the police also fired compelling the miscreants to run away leaving the hostage. The police chased them and snatched 26 buffaloes worth Rs 20 lakh. The police doubt that the miscreants ran away towards Morena and Jaura. The police started their search.
The SP Hari Narian Chari Mishra said that the TI Ravindra Singh congruously freed the kidnapped. “We would soon reward him. They would also be given the task of searching the miscreants,” he added.
Meanwhile, SP Gwalior Hari Narian Chari Mishra informed that he would hold Janta Darbar to know the problems of people. The first Janta Darbar would be held in Kampoo police station. It was also decided that the complaints of the people would be resolved on spot.
The advantage of Jant Darbar would be given to those who have contacted the police station many times but their problem could not be resolved. Such complainant would be give justice in Janta Darbar.
Mishra said Janta Darbar is being started to immediately resolution of problem in Janta Darbar and coordination between police and people could be established. The Janta Darbar would be started on Friday from Kampoo police station.