Mobile Snatcher को पकड़ने गई Delhi Police पर चली गोली, जवाबी कर्यवाही में AATS ने Satish Bhati का скачать в хорошем качестве

Mobile Snatcher को पकड़ने गई Delhi Police पर चली गोली, जवाबी कर्यवाही में AATS ने Satish Bhati का

#Delhipolice #SoutheastDelhi #Delhicrime #mobilesnatching #Encounter Delhi Police have begun tightening the noose around mobile snatchers. With a sharp rise in incidents of chain-snatching and mobile phone theft across the capital, the police have made it clear that there will be zero tolerance for such crimes. As part of this sustained crackdown, an encounter with a notorious mobile snatcher has come to light—one who opened fire on the police when asked to stop. In a swift retaliatory action, the police overpowered and arrested two accused, sending out a strong message that lawbreakers will no longer get away easily. The incident took place in the Pul Prahladpur area of Southeast Delhi, where a special team of Delhi Police came face-to-face with armed criminals in a dramatic late-night encounter. Over the past few weeks, incidents of mobile snatching had increased significantly in and around this area. Snatchers would target pedestrians and flee within seconds, creating fear among residents. Taking serious note of the situation, a joint team comprising AATS and Pul Prahladpur police station personnel was formed to track down the culprits. On the night of January 23, at around 11:00 PM, the police received specific intelligence that a notorious snatcher involved in multiple cases would be arriving near Chhath Ghat Park on MB Road. Acting swiftly, the team laid a trap near Kaya Maya Hospital. Shortly thereafter, a suspicious youth riding a Pulsar motorcycle was spotted approaching the area. When the police signaled him to stop, he accelerated in an attempt to escape. During the chase, the motorcycle skidded and the rider fell onto the road. As the police team moved in to apprehend him, the accused suddenly pulled out a .32 mm pistol and opened fire at the police. The sudden gunfire created a tense situation at the spot. However, the police acted with restraint and courage. In self-defense, SI Suraj and Head Constable Jitender fired three rounds from their service pistols. Surrounded from all sides, the accused was finally overpowered and arrested. Fortunately, no police personnel were injured in the exchange of fire. The main accused was identified as Satish Bhati (22), a resident of Pul Prahladpur. Further investigation revealed that he had previously been jailed in two cases under the Arms Act. He was known to flaunt weapons in the area to establish dominance and carried out multiple snatching incidents. Based on his disclosure, the police also arrested his associate Abhishek (20) from Mittal Colony. From the possession of the two accused, the police recovered six high-end mobile phones, the Pulsar motorcycle used in the crimes, a sophisticated pistol, one live cartridge, and four empty shells from the spot. Verification of the recovered mobile phones revealed that the duo had recently carried out snatching incidents in areas including Kalkaji, Amar Colony, Okhla, and Pul Prahladpur. Their involvement was also confirmed through CCTV footage from multiple locations. Cases have been registered against the accused under charges of attempt to murder and relevant sections of the Arms Act. Further investigation is underway. This encounter makes it clear that Delhi Police are now firmly committed to taking continuous and strict action against mobile snatchers and street criminals across the city.