Photo for representational purpose only.
Chandigarh, February 4
Three persons, including a juvenile, have been arrested by the UT police for allegedly stealing car batteries. Ten batteries have been recovered from the suspects.
The police said there a complaint was received from Gurwinder Singh, a resident of Mani Majra, who reported that the battery of his car parked near RIMT School was stolen on January 24.
A case was registered and am investigation initiated.
During the investigation, a team, led by Inspector Neeraj Sarna, SHO, Mani Majra, nabbed the suspects, identified as Deepak, alias Haddi (21), a resident of Mani Majra, and Jai Bhagwan (20), a resident of Panchkula. Three batteries and a rickshaw were recovered from their possession.
On February 2, a juvenile was also apprehended and two car batteries were recovered from his possession. He was sent to Juvenile Home.
The police said both suspects were produced in the court and Jai Bhagwan was sent to judicial custody, while Deepak was remanded in one-day police custody. Deepak’s interrogation further led to the recovery of five car batteries.
The Tribune News Service brings you the latest news, analysis and insights from the region, India and around the world. Follow the Tribune News Service for a wide-ranging coverage of events as they unfold, with perspective and clarity.
Join Whatsapp Channel of The Tribune for latest updates.
Most Read In 24 Hours
Don't Miss
View All
Top News
Salman Khan house firing case: Accused attempts suicide in lock-up, dies at hospital in Mumbai
Deceased was accused of supplying weapons to shooters who op...
At least 100 schools receive bomb threats in Delhi NCR; found nothing after checks, say police
The schools are evacuated after local police are informed ab...
Delhi Police have traced origin of bomb threats received by schools: L-G Saxena
Saxena visits the DAV school in Model Town area that had als...
Plea in Supreme seeking expert panel to examine possible side effects, risk factors of Covishield vaccine
It said a large number of Covishield doses were administered...
Hindu marriage is sacred; shouldn’t be trivialised as ‘song & dance’, ‘wining & dining’ event: Supreme Court
Mere registration of marriage before Registrar of Marriages ...
