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Thursday, April 15, 1999

Robbers arrested, 20 cases `solved'

EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE  
NEW DELHI, April 14: With the arrest of four men on Wednesday, the south district police claim to have busted a gang of robbers and to have worked out 20 cases. Acting on a tip off, the police raided Hans Raj Sethi Park, where the gang reportedly met. The men allegedly fired at the police party, but four of the six were nabbed. The police claim to have recovered two country-made revolvers and a knife from them.

According to the police, the men planned to rob a petrol pump on Outer Ring Road near Bhairon Mandir in Kalkaji. The four were identified as Uday Bhan (28), Surinder alias Sonu (22), Deepak alias Deepu (22) and Ram Vilas (29). They targeted people withdrawing money from banks and then robbed them.

Uday Bhan was apparently the gang leader. He visited different banks and hung around inside, pretending to fill out some form. This enabled him to select the target, someone who was alone and who had withdrawn a large amount of money. Bhan would then come out of the bank, so as not to raise suspicion and then signal to the other members waiting outside. The person was robbed at a convenient spot and the gang members used stolen motorcycles to escape. They usually met the following day to distribute the booty. According to the police, they changed the petrol tanks and number plates of the stolen motorcycles after each robbery.

It was apparently this gang that robbed a trader in a bus near the Moolchand flyover in February. Two days later they allegedly looted Rs 50,000 at gun point from a person leaving the State Bank of India near Grandlay Cinema. In March they reportedly hijacked a truck at gunpoint and then looted an autorickshaw driver in Sangam Vihar.

Copyright © 1999 Indian Express Newspapers (Bombay) Ltd.


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