Sirohi. Under the directions of SP Anil Kumar, Police Station Officer Suresh Chaudhary carried out a significant motion in Mount Abu metropolis of the district on Sunday night time. Police Officer Chaudhary stated that Rahul Valmiki, son of Ashok Valmiki, age 30, and Dipesh Bairwa, son of Manohar Lal, age 30, dwelling in a rented home in Mount Abu Delwara, have been arrested below the Arms Act. 4 pistols, 3 magazines and 12 stay cartridges have been recovered from them. Both the accused have been arrested and a case has been registered below the Arms Act and investigation has been began.
Initial inquiry revealed that the recovered pistols had been introduced from Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh. Many prison circumstances have already been registered towards Rahul. The staff of Head Constable Rajaram, Constable Babu Singh, Dalaram, Chandrasingh Chauhan, Mahendra Singh, Mohanlal, Omaram performed a task in arresting the accused. Police officer Suresh Chaudhary informed that Deepesh lives on Shivaji Marg. Partner Rahul lived in a rented home in Bapu Basti of Delwara. Police arrived on the knowledge of the informer and raided Rahul’s home and arrested each of them. Twenty days in the past each of them had come to Mount from Dhar.
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There was preparation to commit a significant crime: Police officer Suresh Chaudhary stated that the arrested prison, Rahul alias Ravana, is a history-sheeter of Valmiki Mount Abu police station, towards whom about 11 circumstances are registered, which embrace theft, assault, try and homicide, unlawful extortion. Along with this, the accused was additionally concerned within the gold theft case in Tamil Nadu. Often miscreants make unlawful extortion cash by threatening individuals. The prison with unlawful weapons was planning to commit some main crime together with his associates. But the police had already caught it. The accused is being strictly interrogated.
