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News India Live, Digital Desk: Uttar Pradesh Police seems to be in ‘zero tolerance’ mode these days. The latest case is from Bareilly and Bulandshahr, where the police showed great courage and caught the vicious criminals. This action took place when the miscreants, seeing the siege, started firing on the police team itself.
Bareilly: This is how police caught the murder accused
The first big news is coming from Bareilly. A murder case was much discussed here, the main accused of which was absconding. The police was continuously chasing him. When the police surrounded him on the information of the informer, he opened fire while trying to escape. In response, the police also fired a bullet, which hit the accused in his leg. Such cases are nowadays called ‘half encounters’. The accused was immediately taken to the hospital and is now in police custody.
Bulandshahr: Gang of robbers eliminated
On the other hand, in Bulandshahr the police got three major successes simultaneously. Here a gang of miscreants was roaming around in search of loot. When the police tried to stop them during checking, they decided to fight instead of surrendering. What happened next, bullets were fired from both sides and three criminals were injured by bullets in their legs. Police have also recovered stolen vehicles and illegal weapons from the spot.
The clutches of the law or coincidence?
Such encounters have become quite common in Uttar Pradesh in recent years. Police say that they want to catch the criminals, but if the criminals attack the police to save their lives, then they will have to respond in self-defense. It has now become ingrained in the minds of criminals that it is no longer easy to escape after committing a crime.
These incidents in Bulandshahr and Bareilly show how alert the police is now about night patrolling. The department can continue to take such strict action to create a feeling of security in the minds of people. At present, the criminal records of all the arrested criminals are being scrutinized so that their entire gang can be exposed.
North India Statesman