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Home / Chandigarh / Car Thieves Among Five Held During Night Patrol In Panchkula

Car thieves among five held during night patrol in Panchkula

After receiving information about two youths who had allegedly stolen a car, the police team tracked them down.
Tribune News Service
Panchkula, Updated At : 03:22 AM Nov 21, 2025 IST
Police personnel during a night patrol in Panchkula.

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Th police carried out an intensive Night Domination Drive across the city, arresting two car thieves and other miscreants.

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After receiving information about two youths who had allegedly stolen a car, the police team tracked them down. After a brief chase, the two were apprehended near Sector-6 Government Hospital.

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The Detective Staff team, meanwhile, arrested Anwar, a resident of Masjid Wala, near New DLF Road, after recovered a country-made pistol from his possession.

Near Jaloli Toll Plaza, the police seized 30 boxes of illegal liquor after a driver attempted to flee a checkpoint and abandoned his vehicle. Another accused, who has been identified as Balkaur Singh of Indira Colony, was arrested with two boxes of illegal liquor.

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