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Vehicle thief held in Nuh

The Nuh police have arrested a member of a vehicle thieves’ gang and recovered four stolen motorcycles from his possession. The arrested has been identified as Mustaqeem, alias Khopat, a resident of Ranika village in Nuh district. The police said...

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Nuh, Updated At : 11:10 AM Nov 15, 2024 IST

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The Nuh police have arrested a member of a vehicle thieves’ gang and recovered four stolen motorcycles from his possession. The arrested has been identified as Mustaqeem, alias Khopat, a resident of Ranika village in Nuh district.

The police said Mustaqeem had been associated with a gang responsible for multiple thefts in Gurugram and Nuh. Following questioning, the police recovered four additional stolen motorcycles from the premises linked to the accused. “Theft cases were registered against the accused at Gurugram, Sector 17, Nuh City and Nuh Sadar police stations,” said the police spokesperson.

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