1 held after exchange of fire in Ambala

A team of the CIA-1 unit of the Ambala Police has arrested a miscreant after an exchange of fire on Saturday. The miscreant was identified as Ankush, a resident of Uttar Pradesh. He suffered a bullet injury in his leg...

Tribune News Service

Ambala, Updated At : 09:44 AM May 11, 2025 IST

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A team of the CIA-1 unit of the Ambala Police has arrested a miscreant after an exchange of fire

on Saturday.

The miscreant was identified as Ankush, a resident of Uttar Pradesh. He suffered a bullet injury in his leg and was taken to Civil Hospital for treatment.

DSP Naraingarh Suraj Chawla said a suspected man was roaming on a two-wheeler in the area when the CIA-1 unit began a search operation. After spotting him, the team chased him and asked him to stop.

However, instead of stopping, the miscreant opened fire at the police vehicle and in response, the CIA-1 unit also opened fire, in which the miscreant suffered a bullet injury in his leg.

He was nabbed near Shahpur.

The DSP said as per the preliminary investigation, the miscreant was involved in a recent firing incident in Naraingarh.

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