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Wanted criminal evading arrest for two years held in Jammu

A wanted criminal was arrested here on Sunday after a two-year hunt, police said. Surjan Sansi, a resident of Rehal village of Bishnah, is a history-sheeter and his arrest is a major success for police in its drive against gangsters,...
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Jammu, Updated At : 03:45 AM Feb 10, 2025 IST
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A wanted criminal was arrested here on Sunday after a two-year hunt, police said. Surjan Sansi, a resident of Rehal village of Bishnah, is a history-sheeter and his arrest is a major success for police in its drive against gangsters, a police spokesperson said.

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He said Sansi was evading arrest for the past two years and was wanted in connection with the killing of a man identified as Akshay Kumar in Ramgarh area of Samba district in December 2023.

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A police party from Bishnah police station arrested Sansi from his hideout in Jammu.

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