Shahpura police foil dacoity bid, nab six dacoits near Danapani restaurant

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Shahpura police foiled dacoity bid and nabbed six dacoits near Danapani restaurant carrying sharp edge weapons, while planning to rob ESSAR petrol pump late in the night on Friday.

After receiving the information of men carrying arms and planning robbery police swung into action and teams were rushed to the spot and nabbed six persons near Danapani restaurant.

In the initial investigation when the dacoits were questioned they confirmed that they were planning robbery at ESSAR petrol pump.

The police received information during the patrolling at night regarding the dacoits.Three police teams were formed and reached the spot where they spotted the miscreants who tried to escape but were nabbed and recovered items they planned to use in the robbery.

The six nabbed accused were identified as  Mangal Joshi (25) of Tin Shade area while Ishwar Paare (20), Aman Mohe (18), Bablu Gupta alias Dharmendra (35), Golu alias Gajanand Paare (25)  and Ashish Tendulkar (18) are residents of EWS multistory Habibganj.The police have recovered sharp edged weapons, chili powder and other goods meant for robbery. Police have registered a case under section 399, 402 of the IPC and section 25 of the Arms Act.

During the investigation police when the miscreants were grilled they confessed burglary which was committed earlier and the burgled goods were recovered from the miscreants.

Meanwhile, Khajuri police has seized 86 liters of liquor over Rs 35000 from Bakania road late in the night on Friday.Acting on a tip off, regarding a Mahindra Bolero jeep bearing registration number MP07CA8075 carrying liquor police acted swiftly and tracked the vehicle and nabbed one person in the jeep.

The nabbed was identified as Ajay Singh of Ekta Nagar Bhopal. The jeep was having 54 liters country made liquor, 9 liters of Indian Made Foreign Liquor and 36 bottles of beer.

Details of the nabbed accused and liquor seized would be searched in the further investigation. Police have registered a case under section 34 (2) of the Excise Act.

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