Ranchi: Seven criminals were detained after a plot to rob a businessman of thousands of dollars was discovered
Santosh Rai, Deepak Kumar, Ravi Kumar, Abhishek Kumar, Altamas Ansari, Suraj Kumar, and Sujit Kumar were seven offenders who were apprehended by Ranchi Crime Police and jailed prior to the robbery event with a merchant of Pandra Bazar Committee on Tuesday. From the accused, police have seized two firearms, five magazines, and two motorcycles.
Santosh Rai, Deepak Kumar, Ravi Kumar, Abhishek Kumar, Altamas Ansari, Suraj Kumar, and Sujit Kumar were all apprehended by Ranchi police and jailed prior to the theft of a Pandra Bazar Committee trader on Tuesday. Gave.
From the accused, police have seized two firearms, five magazines, and two motorcycles. Both motorcycles have been taken. Altamas Ansari lives in Gonda City, while the other three suspects all reside in Sukhdevnagar.
According to SSP Kishore Kaushal, the police were informed that a Pandra businessman may have been involved in a robbery crime. There were several police officers working with the market committee.
Following this, the police learned that there would be a robbery on Monday night. Near the hill temple, some criminals are sitting in a field. The suspect was detained after a police raid.
Suraj and Sujit, who were performing Reiki on the Bazar Samiti's businesspeople, were apprehended on the tip of these accused.
It's possible that 10 to 12 lakhs were stolen
Suraj and Sujit were informed that the businessman would notify the other accused as soon as he began closing the store.
Suraj and Sujit allegedly worked in the businessman's store, according to the police. He was the one who told notorious Santosh Rai that the businessman brings home between Rs 10 and Rs 12 lakh per day. Following this, a scheme to loot the businessman was hatched.
On the highway, there is no potential for theft
According to the police, the robbers were determined to carry out the heist at the businessman's home if they were unable to rob him on the side of the road.
Five burglars would enter the businessman's home, while two stayed outside and practised Reiki. The crooks would have shot the businessman if there was a chance of looting on the way and he complained. The SSP claims that the police responded promptly. This was successful in stopping a significant incident.
Five suspects are the subject of many cases
Santosh Rai, according to the police, is the gang's leader. He is facing 10 charges related to assault, robbery, and the Arms Act.
