Chhola Mandir police have nabbed an accused against whom a permanent arrest warrant was pending for the past seven years. The accused wanted in eight cases was nabbed from Karond on Sunday.
The accused was identified as Ram Kumar Shilpkar who was nabbed after police acted swiftly on Sunday.
Apart from eight permanent arrest warrants of Nishatpura police, accused was wanted in two permanent arrest warrants by Sehore police.
The accused before absconding used to work as contractor and in the name of providing land plots collected money from victims and provided cheques of his bank account which were dishonoured when presented.
The victims have lodged a complaint against the accused and based in the complaint a case under section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act was registered in the year 2010, 2011 and 2013 after which the accused went absconding and remained absconding till Sunday.
During the investigation police found that the accused was in Indore during absconding and acting on a tip off regarding his movement in the state capital police team rushed to the spot and nabbed the accused.
Meanwhile a 21-year-old youth was nabbed by Chola Mandir police for using different registration number fraudulently on Sunday.
Police said that during vehicle checking a Maruti Swift car bearing registration number MPO4CJ2708 was questioned regarding the documents he failed to provide details.
After the accused failed to provide details of the registration documents of the car when the police checked the registration number with the vehicle registration search of Madhya Pradesh Transport Department e-service it was found that the registration number was of Toyota Fortuner.
The accused was identified as Ubez Akhtar of Vidisha confessed that vehicle is owned by Amit Taljera for whom he works and as the registration number of Maruti Swift car was awaited he used Toyota Fortuner’s registration number to avoid been caught by police during checking.
The police have registered a case under section 472 of the IPC and have started further investigation.