Miscreant held after exchange of fire

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

Tribune News Service

Ambala, Updated At : 09:23 PM May 10, 2025 IST

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A team of CIA-1 unit of Ambala Police has nabbed a miscreant after exchange of fire on Saturday.

The miscreant was identified as Ankush, a resident of Uttar Pradesh.

He has suffered a bullet injury in his leg and was taken to Civil Hospital for treatment.

DSP Naraingarh Suraj Chawla said that following a tip-off that a suspected man with weapon was roaming on a two-wheeler in the area, the CIA-1 unit started a search. After spotting the miscreant, the team started chasing him and asked him to stop. Instead of stopping, the miscreant opened fire at the police vehicle and in response the CIA-1 unit also opened fire and the miscreant suffered a bullet injury in his leg. He was nabbed near Shahpur area.

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

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