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Samba police arrest accused in Jammu gangster murder case

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Updated At : 11:28 AM Apr 16, 2024 IST

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Jammu, April 15

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Samba police have arrested one of the accused involved in the murder of Jammu-based gangster Rajesh Dogra outside a mall at Mohali in Punjab on March 4.

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The suspect was identified as Ranjeet Singh, alias Rimpa, a resident of Langeth Supwal in Samba.

Acting on a tip-off, a police team led by Vijaypur SHO apprehended a person. During sustained questioning, he turned out be a suspect in the murder of gangster Rajesh Dogra, who was killed due to rivalry between two Jammu gangs. Ranjeet was wanted in the case registered under Sections 302 and 120-B of the IPC and Sections 25, 54 and 59 of the Arms Act at the Phase 11 police station in Mohali.

A police official informed that Ranjeet was a hardcore criminal and he was also involved in a case under Sections 332, 427, 504 and 510 of the IPC at Bakshi Nagar police station in Jammu.

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