Delhi Police take custody of Kotkapura undertrial

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Updated At : 12:29 PM Mar 04, 2021 IST

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Faridkot, March 3

A team of the Delhi Police has taken custody of Prince, alias Tuti, an undertrial at the Central Jail here.

Tuti had allegedly hired two youths of Kotkapura to kill human rights activist Sushil Pandit. Three days after arresting Sukhvinder Singh and Lakhan, both residents of Kotkapura, the Delhi Police named Tuti also as an accused in the case. Facing two cases, Tuti is lodged in jail here. To get the production warrant in the Delhi case, the police reached the court of Judicial Magistrate First Class here and got his custody till March 16. — TNS

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