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Another accused arrested in Sambhal violence case, CO Anuj Chaudhary accused of firing

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Another accused of Sambhal violence arrested

New Delhi: Police have arrested one more accused in the Sambhal violence case. The name of the accused is Salim. Salim is accused of firing on Sambhal CO Anuj Chaudhary. A total of 52 accused have been arrested so far in the Sambhal violence case. A 12 bore pistol and 5 cartridges were recovered from the accused. A shell of 12 bore has also been recovered. The accused had fled away after looting the cartridges from the police.

Was hidden in Seelampur area of ​​Delhi

According to the information, the accused was absconding after the Sambhal violence. He was hiding in Seelampur area of ​​Delhi. The police was searching for him. He was about to surrender but before he could do so he was caught by the police. There are 7 criminal cases registered against Salim. Cases of attempt to murder, robbery and cow slaughter are also registered against him. Gangster Act has also been imposed on accused Salim. Not only this, accused Salim was also seen in the CCTV footage of Sambhal violence.

The accused was planning to surrender

Sambhal Kotwali in-charge Anuj Kumar Tomar said that a person named Salim, accused of injuring Police Officer (CO) Anuj Chaudhary by firing at him, has been arrested in Bhure Khan ki Ziyarat area located in Sambhal Kotwali area and he is a notorious person of the area. Is a criminal. He claimed that after the incident, Salim was hiding in Seelampur, Delhi, he was planning to surrender in a court in Sambhal but he was caught before that.

Also accused of looting cartridges

Tomar said that Salim is also accused of looting cartridges from the police and the police have recovered a 12 bore pistol, five cartridges and a spent cartridge from him. Tomar said that so far 52 accused have been sent to jail in the Sambhal violence case. On November 24 last year, violence broke out during the survey of Jama Masjid located in Kot Garvi area of ​​Sambhal. During this time, four people were killed due to the firing and many people including a Deputy District Magistrate and several policemen were injured. (input language)

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