Chandigarh police cell nabs six proclaimed offenders

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Chandigarh, August 28

The PO Cell of the UT police has nabbed six proclaimed offenders (POs).

A team of Inspector Jasminder Singh, in-charge, PO and Summon Staff, arrested a proclaimed offender, Kuldeep Singh, alias Dana, a resident of Ambala district, on August 27.

Dana was earlier arrested by the Crime Branch of the Chandigarh Police. Later, he was a declared a proclaimed offender on October 14 in a case of theft registered at the Sector 11 police station in September 2017.

The police said other five proclaimed offenders, who were arrested by the PO Cell, had been identified as Ram Nath, a resident of Phase I, Ram Darbar, Puran Singh, a resident of Sector 29, Devender Singh Rawat, a resident of Dehradun, Shivan Saini, a resident of Deep Complex, Hallo Majra, and Kameshwar Kumar, a resident of Phase VI, Mohali.

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