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One arrested for relative’s murder

The Delhi Police have apprehended the accused involved in the shootout of his brother-in-law on Bhaiya Dooj over a business dispute, police officials said. Using local intelligence and advanced surveillance methods, the police tracked Hassan’s movements across North-East Delhi. “The...

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New Delhi, Updated At : 09:07 AM Nov 07, 2024 IST

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The Delhi Police have apprehended the accused involved in the shootout of his brother-in-law on Bhaiya Dooj over a business dispute, police officials said. Using local intelligence and advanced surveillance methods, the police tracked Hassan’s movements across North-East Delhi. “The team pinpointed the accused and on November 4, a raid was conducted near MCD Office in Delhi,” the official added.

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