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Police re-arrests fugitive murder accused 4/18/2015 12:21:07 AM Jammu, Apr 17: Gandhi Nagar Police today claimed to have rearrested the murder accused who managed to give slip to police has been re -arrested here today. As per police sources, three accused allegedly attacked Dileep Kumar, son of Mohan Lal, a resident of Kishwar with sharp edged weapons on Oct 19 last who succumbed to his grievous injuries at Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) during treatment. Gandhi Nagar police arrested one of the accused namely Nirbeer Singh, s/o Ranjeet Singh of Belicharana who managed to give slip to police here today. Acting swiftly a police team led by SHO Gandhi Nagar Police Station Paramjeet Singh in massive manhunt launched under the supervision of SDPO Gandhi Nagar Harjeet Singh, SP South Rahul Malik and SSP Jammu Uttam Chand secured the arrest of fugitive murder accused. Meanwhile the other two accused already apprehended by concerned police include Vikas Jailkhana, s/o Maharaj Krishan of Dream City, Muthi and Amardeep Singh and with the re-arrest of Nirbeer Singh, s/o Ranjeet Singh of Belicharana all the three accused are now under police custody.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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