The man and nephew from the parliamentarian took place for robberies

The man and nephew at the parliamentarian took place for robberies

Nou Delhi: A man and his nephew traveled to Delhi from Madhya Pradesh by train and stayed in the pensions and hotels near the railway station in Old Delhi. Their daily routine involved looking for houses locked in the city to commit burglary.
They used stolen bicycles for recognition and entered houses to steal money, jewelry and gadgets. To detect detection through CCTV materials, they have wore several layers of clothing. After committing a theft, they removed the outer layer and fled to the hometown of the parliamentarian.
Delhi police intercepted the duo in the forest area of Sainik Farms on Friday night. “They were going a motorcycle and trying to evade the police by making a sharp turn. However, our patrol team acted quickly and captured them after a short chase. After looking for them, we recovered two knives operated with buttons, house breaking tools and a house breaking tool and a Stolen motorcycleSaid DCP (south) Ankit Chauhan.
The accused was identified as Nishan Singh (40) and Sulander (24). “After they arrived in Delhi, they stole a motorcycle from a part of the city and used it in another area,” said a senior officer.
The police found that Singh had a criminal record and was previously involved in at least three cases registered in the police stations in Geeta Colony, Farsh Bazar and Jagatpuri. Both accused have been reserved in ARSS act for now, and the police are investigating the case.