Encounter Between Police And Miscreants In Noida

Encounter between police and miscreants in Noida, one criminal injured by shooting.

Big news has come to light in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, where an encounter has taken place between the police and the miscreants. During this time, a crook has been injured due to a shooting. He got shot in the leg.

However, the second crook has escaped from the spot. But he was arrested after combing. At the same time, the injured crook has been admitted to the hospital.

He is undergoing treatment. The police have recovered a Honda City car and two pistols, four cartridges, looted from the possession of the miscreants.

According to the information, the case is near the Asgarpur underpass in police station Sector 39 area. When the miscreants were stopped during checking, they turned back and started running.

At the same time, the police pursued then the miscreants started firing on the police. In such a situation, in retaliation to the police, a crook got shot in the leg.

Started firing on policemen

Let me tell you that there was an encounter between Noida police station Dadri and the miscreants on Friday late night, after which two miscreants were arrested.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone III) Rajesh Kumar Singh said that a team of police station Dadri and crime branch was investigating near Roopwas village, in the meantime, some people appeared riding on a motorcycle.

They told that when the police made a gesture of stopping them, they started firing on the policemen.

The crooks were going to Aligarh to buy weapons

He said that in retaliation, the police also opened fire, which is engaged to one of them Pankaj, along with a rogue Vimal fleeing from the spot and chased him.

He told that his other companions fled from the spot. The DCP said that the police have recovered Rs 6.51 lakh in cash, a domestic pistol, and a motorcycle purchased with the looted money.

He said that during interrogation the police came to know that these accused had stopped the car of rice trader Rakesh Aggarwal by overtaking on December 30 and robbed him of Rs 13,20,000 in cash on the strength of the weapon.

He told that these miscreants have accepted to commit many cases of looting in the national capital region. DCP told that late-night these crooks were going to Aligarh to buy weapons.