Despite special teams, no breakthrough in Suryansh case

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The year is coming to an end, but the police have utterly failed to solve several important cases. Special police teams were formed to solve such cases, but to no avail.

The most sensational of the pending cases is that of the child Suryansh, who had gone missing from Panihar about three months ago. The child went missing while playing near his house.

The police and the relatives of the child went to even far away places like UP, Rajasthan and Mumbai, but could not be traced. Even, a reward of Rs 10 lakh was declared on thei nformaiton about the child, but to no avail.

In another incident two miscreants who came in a bike looted a petrol pump in Bijouli after shooting at the salesman there. On getting the information the police sealed all exit points and conducted intensive searches all over the city. More than two weeks have passed but the criminals are still at large.

Besides, Rs eight lakh were looted from the cashier of Gwalior Engineering College as he was coming out of the Axis Bank. Here too the criminals were on a bike. The police are yet to find any clue.

Photographer Jeetendra Chaparia was murdered on the Ramata Pura Bridge. Initially the police had said that it was a case of suicide but after the forensic examination it was found to be murder. The police are yet to find any clue in that case.

While talking to media persons, Gwalior SP HC Sharma said that the police are confident of apprehending the culprits soon. He said that a meeting of senior police officers has been convened to discuss the pending cases.

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