Shamli News: Police showed great fear in Shamli, in a month 22 gangsters reached to surrender by raising their hands

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In the Shamli Police of western Uttar Pradesh, where once the fear of miscreants was there, the round of their surrender is going on for the last one month. On Wednesday also, 6 gangsters surrendered in front of the police after reaching Kairana Kotwali. Furqan, Farman, Taseem, Inam, Naushad and Hashim, who arrived to surrender, vowed to stay away from crime in front of the police. The police have arrested everyone. Before the arrest, the accused said that they would lead a normal life after their return from jail.

According to the police, about five months ago, 40 people including Samajwadi Party MLA Chaudhary Nahid Hasan and his mother Tabassum Hasan were booked under the Gangster Act. Police have already arrested eight accused while 16 accused have surrendered. In this case, six accused surrendered after reaching Kairana Kotwali on Wednesday. In this way, a total of 30 accused have been sent to jail in this case so far.

Shamli News: The changing picture of Shamli once infamous for ‘escape’… fear of encounter, gangsters surrender by raising their hands
How did the process of surrender of miscreants started in Shamli?
On Friday last week, three gangster accused Momin, Intere and Mangta surrendered before the police. During the last one month, there has been a trend of miscreants surrendering themselves after reaching the police station in Shamli. The biggest reason behind this is that the police put pressure on these miscreants who have been absconding for a long time to take legal action. Apart from this, incidents of police encounters at many places in the state in the last few months also created fear in their mind. As a result, gangsters are surrendering after reaching the police station on their own.

SP said, 22 gangsters surrendered in a month
Shamli SP Sukirti Madhav nbt online In a conversation with him, he said, ‘In the last one month, we have tightened the noose on the gangsters running long wanted. The process of attaching the property of these miscreants who did not appear before the police even after several notices, was also started. As a result of increasing legal pressure, so far 22 gangsters have surrendered in the last one month. “This campaign of ours will continue even now,” he said.