The Delhi Police Crime Branch has arrested a 35-year-old man, an alleged member of the banned People’s Liberation Army (PLA), who is wanted in two cases registered under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) at Thoubal Police Station in Manipur.
Delhi Police said that the operation was carried out by a team led by Inspector Prakash Chand under the supervision of ACP Rajkumar and DCP Crime Branch Harsh Indora.
However, it was later revealed that no patient by the name of RK Regan Singh was admitted there. The man, identified as RK Regan Singh alias Gandhi, is a resident of Thangmeiband Lourongurel Leikai in Manipur. He was arrested by the Western Range-I team of the Crime Branch from South Delhi’s Yusuf Sarai area and later handed over to Manipur Police. The information was shared with senior officers, following which a dedicated team was constituted to trace and arrest him. During the investigation, the Crime Branch team used technical surveillance and local intelligence to establish his whereabouts. His location was initially traced near AIIMS in New Delhi.
How Delhi Police Traced The Accused According to police, Inspector Prakash Chand received secret information on September 3 that a wanted member of the banned PLA was present in Delhi.
Delhi Police said that the operation was carried out by a team led by Inspector Prakash Chand under the supervision of ACP Rajkumar and DCP Crime Branch Harsh Indora.
