Criminal with reward on head in Ambala STF net

Ambala, April 24 The Ambala unit of the Special Task Force (STF), Haryana, arrested a wanted criminal, who was associated with Bhupi Rana and Bambiha gangs, in connection with an attempt-to-murder case. The suspect, Ved Prakash, alias Gaurav, a...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:16 PM Apr 25, 2023 IST

Ambala, April 24

The Ambala unit of the Special Task Force (STF), Haryana, arrested a wanted criminal, who was associated with Bhupi Rana and Bambiha gangs, in connection with an attempt-to-murder case.

The suspect, Ved Prakash, alias Gaurav, a resident Mukundpur village in Ambala, carried a reward of Rs 5,000 on his head.

Earlier, the STF had arrested Jaswinder Singh, a resident of Mukundpur, and Dikshant, a resident of Panchkula, in connection with the case.

As per the STF, on January 13, the suspects had opened multiple fires in which Mandeep, a resident of Mukundpur, had suffered four bullet injuries. A case was registered under the attempt-to-murder charge and the Arms Act at the Shahzadpur police station in Ambala.

The STF later handed over the custody of Ved Prakash to the Shahzadpur police.

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