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Agniveer Among 3 Arrested In Punjab’s Mohali In Vehicle Snatching Case

Agniveer Among 3 Arrested In Punjab’s Mohali In Vehicle Snatching Case

Posted on July 24, 2024 By admin


A stolen scooter, a motorcycle and a countrymade pistol have been recovered. (Representational)

Chandigarh:

Mohali Police on Wednesday said it has arrested three youths, including an Agniveer, in a vehicle snatching case.

The police said the accused have been identified as Agniveer Ishmeet Singh alias Ishu, Prabhpreet Singh alias Prabh and Balkaran Singh, who had taken a room on rent in Mohali’s Balongi.

Addressing a press conference in Mohali, Senior Superintendent of Police Sandeep Kumar Garg said the trio had two days ago allegedly stolen a car from the driver at gunpoint after booking a ride through an app.

They had used pepper spray on the driver’s face while snatching the vehicle in Mohali district, he said.

Ishmeet, currently posted in West Bengal, had come to Punjab on leave two months ago but did not rejoin work after his leave period of one month ended, the SSP said, adding that the accused hails from Punjab’s Fazilka district.

A probe was launched and the investigation led to the arrest of the accused on Wednesday, he said.

The accused were also involved in a few other incidents of vehicle snatching and theft and used to flee to Fazilka after committing the crimes, the officer said.

“Ishmeet Singh was enrolled as Agniveer in 2022. He had come on leave two months ago but did not join back his duty,” the SSP said.

A stolen scooter, a motorcycle and a countrymade pistol have also been recovered from the accused, he added. 

(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)



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