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Home / Haryana / 2 Arrested In Nuh Nine Stolen Bikes Recovered

2 arrested in Nuh, nine stolen bikes recovered

Our Correspondent
Gurugram, Updated At : 09:55 AM May 06, 2025 IST
The accused with stolen motorcycles in custody of the Nuh police.

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Gurugram, May 5

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Nuh police have arrested two criminals affiliated with an interstate vehicle-lifting gang and recovered nine stolen motorcycles from their possession.

According to the police, the arrested individuals have been identified as Azmad Khan and Kabil, both residents of Gheeda village in Nuh district. The duo was apprehended on May 4 by the Crime Investigation Agency (CIA) team from Punhana, led by Inspector Sandeep Mor.

Police said the accused had recently stolen two motorcycles from the areas under Pinangawa and Bichhor police stations. During interrogation, the two revealed that they were part of an interstate vehicle-lifting gang active in Delhi, Gurugram and the Mewat region.

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“Earlier on May 2, the Nuh police had arrested two other accused belonging to a similar gang with seven stolen motorcycles,” said a police spokesperson.

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