Kapitpathra police station took prompt action in the case of misappropriation of 35 tonnes of rebar and arrested the truck driver and a local businessman and recovered stolen goods worth about Rs 19 lakh.
According to the information, on November 7, reporter Deepak Bansal, resident of Sector 14, Hisar (Haryana), present Raipur Coin Nature Home, filed an application in the police station Kapitalpathra and complained that on October 16, 35.1 tons of rebar was sent from Raigarh Ispat and Power Pvt. Delari to Shubham Associate based in Hisar, Haryana. , which is worth approximately Rs 18.96 lakh, was sent through transporter Madhya Pradesh Chhattisgarh Transport. After loading the bars, truck driver Vikas Singh was sent to Haryana in truck number CG 04 PP 5256, but when the goods did not reach the destination till 6 November, the complainant tried to contact the truck driver and transporter, but could not be contacted. . On this, a case of theft of 35.1 tonnes of rebar was registered in Kapitpathra police station under section 316 (3) BNS.
The SP instructed Inspector Rakesh Mishra’s team to take action and the police team led by ASI Jairam Sidar was sent to Shahdol. On November 8, the police team detained truck driver Vikas Singh, who during interrogation told that he had unloaded 15 tons of rebar in the warehouse of businessman Deendayal Gupta alias Batu in Beohari of Shahdol district.
On the memorandum of Vikas Singh and businessman Deendayal Gupta, the police seized a total of 35.1 tonnes of rebar, which is worth approximately Rs 18.96 lakh. Police have arrested Deendayal Gupta alias Batu father Motilal Gupta village Beohari, Sukhataria, Hospital Road police station Beohari, district Shahdol (MP), Vikas Singh father Dhiresh Singh Amilki police station Govindgarh, district Rewa (MP) and sent them on judicial remand.
Two villagers caught smuggling cow progeny
Rairuma Khurd police have arrested two cattle smugglers. From whose possession the police have freed 8 cattle from the smugglers. Outpost in-charge Rairumakhurd sub-inspector Manish Kant had received information from the informer that an unknown person was tying the bulls in pairs of 2-2, beating them and driving them cruelly and taking them to Jharkhand through Rairumakhurd forest to take them to the slaughterhouse.
To verify the informer’s information, the outpost in-charge along with his staff laid siege to Rairumakhurd Jungle Road and arrested two people. The arrested people gave their names as Narayan Kujur, father and Kujur resident of Paraghati, Somra Ekka, father Late. Chotta Ekka resident, Paraghati police station, Kapu district, Raigarh.
From whose possession 8 bulls were seized. Section 4, 6, 10 of Chhattisgarh Farmer Animal Preservation Act for not presenting any documents related to the ownership rights of the animals for buying, selling and transportation of cattle by smugglers. Since 2004 was found, he has been arrested and sent on judicial remand as the case is non-bailable.
