18.03.11
A GANG OF BUDDING CHEATERS BUSTED: 2 ACCUSED
ARRESTED, 100 KGS BRASS SCRAP, I-10 CAR AND CASH RS.
1.30 LACS RECOVERED
With the arrest of two cheaters namely Sudhir Kumar @ Sonu (32
years) s/o Subhas Chand r/o A-40, Ram Nagar, Om Vihar, Uttam
Nagar, Delhi and Ajit Singh (33 years) s/o Gurubachan r/o J-126,
Vishnu Garden, Subhash Nagar, Delhi (also r/o H. No. 251, Sant
Nagar, East of Kailash, Delhi), the Special Staff, Outer District has
busted a newly formed gang of cheaters and recovered 100 kgs. brass
scrap, cash Rs.1.30 lacs earned against the disposal of cheated brass
scrap and I-10 Car used in commission of crime.
BRIEF FACTS / INCIDENT:
On 05.03.11, Sh. Suresh Mandowra, Director Valbhav Laxmi Impex
Pvt. Ltd., D-68, Shahbad-Daulatpur, Delhi complained regarding
cheating of brass material worth Rs. 2 lacs approximately (weighing
600 Kgs brass and copper scrap material) by two unknown persons
who had introduced themselves as scrap dealers and Proprietors of
M/s Sonia Welding Industries. After verifying the fact, a case vide FIR
No. 95/11 u/s 420/34 IPC PS Shahbad Dairy was registered and
investigation taken up.
INVESTIGATION :
In order to apprehend the culprits, a team of Special Staff officials
comprising of HC Surender, HC Charanjeet, HC Yogesh, HC Balkishan,
HC Ashok, HC Devender, HC Naresh, Ct. Rakesh, and Ct. Praveen
Chhillar under the leadership of Inspr. Puran Pant, I/C Special Staff,
Outer District was constituted under the supervision of Sh. Ved
Prakash, ACP/Ops. In the process of investigation, it came to the
notice that the cheaters had contacted number of various scrap
dealers and they had introduced themselves as Proprietors of M/s
Sonia Welding Industries and were dealing in copper and brass scrap.
Except the present complainant, no-one-else could get traped in their
net as others were dealing in iron scrap material whereas the present
complainant was dealing in brass and copper scrap. After having
telephonic talk and taking prior appointment with the complainant,
accused persons had visited the office of cheated firm to approve the
scrap material. Then, on very next morning they reached the office
and asked the employees of the firm to pack the scrap material
(weighing 600 kgs.) in bags and got loaded the same in their I-10
Car. One of them remained there and other left with I-10 Car with
loaded scrap material on the pretext that he had to unload the
material at their godown and also had to withdraw the cash from ICICI
Bank, Sector-11, Rohini, Delhi to make their payment. The targeted
party could not judge that they had been cheated. After a few
minutes, the other accused had also slipped from the office on the
pretext of call of nature. As the targeted party did not find him after
some time, they went to ICICI Branch, Sector-11, Rohini, Delhi and
enquired for account of M/s Sonia Welding Industries. It was told by
the bank that no such Company’s account exists in their branch. It
was only then, they came to know that they had been cheated.
On 17.03.2011 at about 05.15 pm, the team received some specific
input that the culprits had disposed off most of the cheated material
and are in the process of disposing off the remaining material
somewhere in Industrial Area, Mangol Puri. Immediately, the team
swung into action and laid a trap in Industrial Area, Mangol Puri. After
a long wait of about an hour, the team further received information
that the culprits would not come in Industrial Area, Mangol Puri as
being suspicious and are roaming in Uttam Nagar for disposing off the
remaining material. At about 7.30 PM, the team members rushed for
Uttam Nagar and apprehended one Sudhir Kumar @ Sonu from
Hastsal Road More, Uttam Nagar, Delhi and approximately 50 Kgs.
brass material (part of cheated material) was recovered at his instance
from his house at A-40, Ram Nagar, Om Vihar, Uttam Nagar, Delhi.
Accused Sudhir Kumar @ Sonu disclosed that maximum part of
cheated material had already been disposed off and delivered to
Proprietor of M/s R.K. Bartan Bhandar, Bartan Market, Hastsal Raod,
Uttam Nagar, Delhi. The team immediately reached at R.K Bartan
Bhandar, Bartan Market, Hastsal Road, Uttam Nagar, Delhi.
When the team members alongwith accused Sudhir @ Sonu were in
the process of making enquiry to verify the facts disclosed by accused,
shopkeepers of the locality and members of market association
gathered there and the receiver of cheated material namely Raju,
Proprietor of M/s R.K. Bartan Bhandar managed to slip away from
there. Further, at the instance of Sudhir @ Sonu at about 10.00 pm,
his associate namely Ajit Singh was also apprehended from his house
at J-126, Vishnu Garden, Delhi. At his instance, I-10 Car used in
commission of crime (bearing Registration No. DL-4C-AP-2612) and a
bag containing approximately 50 Kgs. brass material (part of cheated
material) which was loaded in the car was also recovered from the
house of Ajit. Accordingly, both accused were arrested u/s 41.1 (d)
CrPC.
INTERROGATION :
On sustained interrogation, both accused confessed to have
cheated the brass material from Vaibhav Laxmi Impex Pvt. Ltd.,
Shahbad-Daulatpur, Delhi. At their instance, cash Rs.1.30 lacs which
they had acquired against the disposal of cheated material was also
recovered from the residence of Sudhir Kumar @ Sonu. Further, hunt
to locate Raju, the receiver of cheated material is continued to recover
the remaining cheated scrap material.
Accused Sudhir @ Sonu disclosed that since he had knowledge of
scrap dealing business, he along with his associate Ajit Singh obtained
contact numbers of scrap dealers from Just Dial Call Center and kept
on contacting them by introducing themselves as Proprietor of M/s
Sonia Welding Industries, dealing in brass and copper scrap material.
Most of their calls went in vain as the receivers told that they only deal
in iron and steel scrap material. Later on, they contacted Proprietor of
Vaibhav Laxmi Impex Pvt. Ltd and cheated them.
PROFILE OF ACCUSED PERSONS :
1. Sudhir Kumar @ Sonu (32 years) s/o Sh. Subhas Chand r/o A40, Ram Nagar, Om Vihar, Uttam Nagar, Delhi is a school
dropout. He is married and has two children.
Earlier, he was
working as a supplier of gas stove parts but did not succeed. He
has father, mother, one brother and one sister in his family.
2. Ajeet Singh (33 years) s/o Gurubachan r/o J-126, Vishnu
Garden, Subhas Nagar, Delhi (also r/o 251, Sant Nagar, East of
Kailash, Delhi) has studied up to 12th class. He is married and
has two children. He has father, mother, one brother and two
sisters in his family. His father is staying at Tarantaran, Punjab
and works as electrician. Earlier, he was working as A/C
mechanic.
CASES WORKED OUT:
1.
Case FIR No.
95/11 u/s 420/34 PS Shahbad Dairy, Delhi.
RECOVERIES MADE :
1.
Approx.100 Kgs. cheated brass scrap.
2.
I-20 Car bearing Registration
commission of crime.
3.
Rs. 1.30 lacs in cash earned by disposing off cheated brass scrap
material.
No.
DL-4C-AP-2612 used
in
(CHHAYA SHARMA)
DCP/OUTER DISTRICT
18.03.2.011
CARE TAKER OF A SENIOR CITIZEN TURNED INTO THIEF
Staff of Police Station Moti Nagar has apprehended a thief who was
serving as care taker of a senior citizen, (an ex –advocate) suffering from
disease. One English revolver Smith & Wesson made in USA with six live
cartridges recovered.
RECOVERY MADE
One English revolver Smith & Wesson made in USA
Six live cartridges
NAME AND PROFILE OF ARRESTED ACCUSED PERSON
Brij Kishore @ Ashok S/o Butta Singh R/o T-860-C/4, Sukhdev Naga, Kotal
Mubarak Pur, Delhi
INFORMATION/OPERATION :
On intervening night of 17-18/03/2011 when the all beat staff were on patrolling,
HC Dharambir, HC Rajvir Singh, HC Sat Narayan and Ct Ravinder were checking the
motor cycles in front of Fun Cinema, Moti Nagar. At about 2.00 AM one person came
from Kirti Nagar side with suspicious movements, on this his search was made. On his
search, a loaded revolver alongwith six live cartridges was recovered. He disclosed his
name as Brij Kishore @ Ashok S/o Butta Singh R/o T-860-C/4, Sukhdev Naga, Kotal
Mubarak Pur. On sustained interrogation, Brij kishore @ Ashok disclosed that he has
stolen this loaded revolver from the house of a senior citizen r/o Zor Bagh, Delhi .
.
INTERROGATION/MODOUS OPERANDAI:
During interrogation Brij Kishore @ Ashok disclosed that he hails
from Bihar and belongs to poor economic background. He is illiterate and came
in Delhi for the search of job. He came in contact of a placement agency and was
sent to a senior citizen’s home for his safety and care, 1 ½ months back. He was
not satisfied from this income and wanted to make more money. He planned to
rob some rich persons on the point of revolver. So he stole the revolver of his
master. He was caught before he could materlize his plans. With his arrest and
mis -happening was averted.
(V. RENGANATHAN) IPS
DY. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE
WEST DISTRICT, NEW DELHI
18.03.2011
DESPERATE ROBBER, JAIL BREAKER, PAROLE JUMPER OF MURDER CASE OF
HIS OWN FATHER AND WANTED IN SEVERAL CASES OF RAJASTHAN AND
PUNJAB ARRESTED, BY SOUTH DISTRICT POLICE.
South District Police has arrested one desperate robber, jail breaker, parole
jumper of murder case of his own father and wanted in several criminal cases of
Rajasthan and Punjab.
ACCUSED ARRESTED:
Mukesh Kumar S/o Ram kumar R/o Ward no. 3, Surat Garh, Distt. Shri
Ganga Nagar, Rajasthan
INCIDENT, TEAM AND ARREST:
It was being learnt continuously from reliable sources that notorious and
desperate criminals of neighbouring states were hiding themselves in Delhi. To curb this
menace in the area of PS Fatehpur Beri, a special team consisted of HC Hashim Khan,
HC Shiv Lal , HC Ranjeet and Ct. Prashant under the supervision of Inspr. Anil Sharma
SHO/Fatehpur Beri and Sh. Rajender Singh, ACP/Mehrauli was constituted. The team
took the task diligently and a door-to- door survey of houses of PS Fatehpur Beri was
conducted. The accused came across the team a few days ago but gave a dodge to
the Police team and managed to hide his identity but after collecting proper
information and data from neighbouring states of Rajasthan and Punjab the team
arrested accused namely Mukesh Kumar s/o on 17.03.2011.
ITERROGATION:
After the arrest, Mukesh Kumar was interrogated at length. During interrogation,
it was revealed that he fell to bad habits at an early age he was first time arrested
under Arms Act by the Police of PS Surat Garh, Rajasthan in the year 2003.
Thereafter, he remained involved in cases of assault and quarrel. In the year 2007,
he and his mother killed his father and buried the dead body in the backyard of
their house and lodged a Missing Report at PS Surat Garh. Later after recovery of
skeleton of his father, a case vide FIR No. 187/07 U/S 302/201/120-B IPC &
4/25 Arms Act was registered at PS Surat Garh. He and his mother both were
arrested in the case and he was convicted of ‘Life Imprisonment’ by the Hon’ble
Court and was lodged in Surat Garh Jail. In the year 2009, he escaped from Surat
Garh Jail for which a case vide FIR No. 142/09 U/S 224 IPC was registered and he
was arrested in the case. In the same year, he managed to get parole of one week
from Hon’ble High Court but did not go back to the jail and jumped Parole. From
there, he went to Punjab and committed an offence of robbery registered vide FIR No.
294/10, Dt. 31/10/10 U/S 382/34 IPC, PS City Barnala, Punjab. From there, he came
to Delhi and was hiding himself in the area of Bhati Mines, New Delhi.
Accused Mukesh has studied up to 8th standard. He has three children, two sons
and one daughter. In order to meet expenses on various indulgences, he started
committing crimes.
INVOLVMETS:
1. FIR No. 131/03, U/S 3/25 A. Act., PS Surat Garh, RJ
2. FIR No. 317/05, U/S 341/451 IPC, PS Surat Garh, RJ
3. FIR No. 187/07, U/S 302/201/120B IPC & 4/25 A. Act., PS Surat Garh, RJ
4. FIR No. 142/09, U/S 224 IPC, PS Surat Garh, RJ
5. 109/07, U/S 279 IPC, PS Surat Garh, RJ
6. 726/06, U/S 452/323/143/458/325/147/148/149 IPC, PS Surat Garh, RJ
7. 294/10 , U/S 382/34 IPC, PS City Barnala, Punjab
( H.G.S. DHALIWAL )
DCP/SOUTH DISTRICT
18.03.2011
TWO MOTORCYCLE THIEVES ARRESTED THROUGH SMS TO AUTOMATCH HELPLINE OF DELHI POLICE FOR STOLEN VEHICLES
South District Police has arrested two motorcycle thieves with the
help of Auto-Match Helpline of Delhi Police while random checking being
conducted at police picket in the area of P.S. Malviya Nagar and recovered
one stolen motorcycle from their possession.
ACCUSED ARRESTED:
1.
Shakeel Ahmad age 28 years s/o Hazi Sharafatulla r/o House no. 80,
Ground Floor, Hauz Rani, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi.
2.
Guddan @ Guddu age 26 years S/o Sameerulla R/o House of Deepak,
Near Shiv Mandir, Chirag Dilli, Delhi Permanent R/o Mohalla Deepa
Sarai, P.S. Sambhal, District Muradabad, U.P.
INCIDENT, TEAM & ARREST:
In order to apprehend auto-lifters, entire staff of South District had
been briefed by senior officers that while carrying out the checking of the
vehicles at the police picket it should be ensured by the picket staff to
check the status of the vehicle by sending SMS to the Auto-match helpline
for Stolen Vehicles. This helpline helps to establish whether the vehicle in
question is stolen one or involved in any crime or otherwise. A practical
demonstration of this technique was also done by the senior officers to
the picket staff of all the Police Stations of South District.
On 16.03.11, HC Sanjeev Kumar, Constables Sanej, Sandeep and Amit
Malik of P.S. Malviya Nagar were carrying out picket checking on the Jal Board
Police Picket on Shivalik Road. In the evening, a motorcycle No. DL-3-SB-F9996, ridden by two young persons was stopped by them for routine checking.
The names of these two persons were later revealed as Shakel Ahmad s/o Hazi
Sharafatulla and Guddan @ Guddu S/o Sameerulla. During the checking, they
could not produce any documents pertaining to ownership of that motorcycle.
In order to verify the credentials of the motorcycle, HC Sanjeev Kumar used the
Auto-match technology and sent SMS mentioning the details of the
motorcycle like its registration number, chasis number and engine
number. Within few seconds it was confirmed that this motorcycle was
stolen vide FIR No. 366/10 u/s 379 IPC, P.S. Malviya Nagar. The riders of
the motorcycle could not explain the possession of the stolen vehicle with them.
Meanwhile SI Parvesh Lamba and Ct. Manoj also came there and joined the
investigation. On sustained interrogation, Shakeel Ahmad and Guddan @
Guddu confessed to have stolen this motorcycle. They were accordingly arrested
in the above mentioned FIR and investigation was taken up. During further
investigation they have confessed their involvements in another two cases of
auto theft.
INTERROGATION:
Shakeel Ahmad and Guddan @ Guddu used to steal the motorcycles with
the help of master keys and after using the same for few days they used to sell
the same to one Saleem Kabari of Seema Puri. Raids are being conducted to
apprehend Saleem Kabari.
Shakel Ahmad was born and brought up in Hauz Rani. His father earns
his livelihood by selling fish. Economic condition of his family was poor. He has
studied upto Vth class from a Govt. School in Hauz Rani. He and his family
reside in a rented house. After dropping from school, he worked at the shop of
motorcycle mechanic and learnt the technical knowhow of the two wheelers. In
the year 2008, he assaulted one of his neighbours and thus he was
arrested vide FIR No. 759/08 U/s 326 IPC, P.S. Malviya Nagar. He came in
touch with Guddan @ Guddu of Chirag Dilli and both of them planned to
steal motorcycles and later sell them to make quick bucks.
Guddan @ Guddu S/o Sameerulla originally belongs to Sambhal, District
Muradabad, U.P and came to Delhi in his early childhood. He had worked as a
sweeper. Shakel Ahmad used to procure the master keys in order to steal the
motorcycles.
Further investigation is in progress progress and efforts are being made
to ascertain their other involvements and to effect more recoveries.
( H.G.S. DHALIWAL )
DCP/SOUTH DISTRICT
18.03.2011
ABSCONDING LEADER OF FIRE GANG APPREHENDED;
TWO CASES OF BURN AND BURGLARY OF SAROJINI NAGAR SOLVED
With the apprehension of absconding accused Suraj age 21 years,
the new leader of the Fire Gang, who ‘used’ the Juveniles for the crime,
two cases of burn and burglary of the Laxmi Bai Nagar area of Sarojini
Nagar have been solved by the Sarojini Nagar police. His three juvenile
‘associates’ were apprehended earlier by the Sarojini Nagar Police in the
two burn and burglary cases.
The Gang Leader Suraj, who has become leader after arrest of Sanju, has
previously been involved in many cases of Burglary and Loot. He is in habit of
consuming Fluid, ganja and other drugs. At the time of arrest of Suraj, 55
grams of Narcotics substance Charas were recovered recovered from his
possession. Accordingly, a a case vide FIR No. 67/11, U/S 21/61/85
NDPS Act has also been registered against accused Suraj.
After the incidents of Burn & Burglary Cases reported in the area of
Sarojini Nagar, a special team consisting of SI Vijay Singh, SI Sanjiv Mandal, SI
Manvendra Singh, ASI Nanga Ram, HC Laxmi Narain, Constables Lokesh, Veer
Singh, Shakti and Amar Pal under the supervision of Inspr. Kishore Kumar,
SHO/Sarojioni Nagar and Sh. Mohinder Singh, ACP/ Safdarjung Enclave was
constituted. During the course of a special trap at Ramlila ground, Pillanji
Village, Sarojini Nagar the team intercepted the Leader of the Gang Suraj.
Suraj is a Vagabond of Pillanji Village Sarojini Nagar New Delhi. He has
studied up to 6th standard. He is in habit of consuming Fluid, ganja and other
substance.
Due to his criminal activities, he has been deserted by his
parents. He has also associated his younger juvenile brother in
commission of crime.
RECOVERY:
1.
2.
One Pair Pajeb Silver.
55 Grams of Narcotics Substance Charas costing about Rupees one
Lac in the International Market .
Further investigation is in progress and efforts are being made to
ascertain his other involvements.
(H.G.S. DHALIWAL)
DCP, SOUTH DISTT
18.03.2011
INTERSTATE GANG OF AUTO LIFTERS BUSTED ; 2 ARRESTED :
4 STOLEN VEHICLES & BUNCH OF KEYS RECOVERED
South District Police has busted an interstate gang of autolifters and
arrested two active members of this gang. Four stolen motorcycles, bunch
of master keys etc. have been recovered from them.
ACCUSED ARRESTED:
1.
Ajay @ Rajdhani age 21 years S/o Sh.Munna lal R/o H.No.96
Gali no. 3 block F Hari Nagar Part-II, Badarpur, Delhi.
2.
Satish Kumar age 26 yrs S/o Sh.Vedpal singh r/o 56.Gali no-3
Shaurb Vihar, Badarpur, Delhi
TEAM, INCIDENT & ARREST:
In the recent past, the vehicle theft increased in various parts of Delhi
and in the N.C.R. In order to prevent these incidents and to nab the criminals
involved in these vehicle thefts several teams were constituted in South District.
A team of Anti Auto Theft Squad, South District consisting of HCs Parmod
Kumar,HC Sukhvinder, Constables Umesh Kumar, Kanwal Singh,Yoginder
singh, Aman, Sanjeev Shah and Ct.(Dvr) Naresh Kumar headed by Sub
Inspector Balihar Singh, I/C AATS and under the overall supervision of Sh.
Kulwant Singh, ACP/Operations was formed to further develop the information
and apprehend the accused involved in these incidents.
The team so formed worked relentlessly and collected details of several
criminals with similar modus- operandi and activated their secret informers to
collect the information about the criminals involved in these vehicle thefts.
These details were analyzed minutely and it came to notice that the gang
headed by notorious autolifter “Satish Kumar” might be involved in these
vehicle thefts in various parts of Delhi. The hard work of police team bore
results and upon specific information accused persons Satish Kumar and
Ajay @ Rajdhani were apprehended while they were on way to dispose off
one stolen motorcycle stolen vide FIR No. 97 /11 dated 25.02.11 u/s
379/34 IPC P.S. Malviya Nagar, New Delhi. Three more stolen motorcycles
have been recovered at their instance.
INTERROGATION, MODUS OPERANDI AND PROFILE
During the interrogation, it was revealed that Satish Kumar is head of
this gang. He alongwith his other associates was involved in the vehicle thefts
and Ajay @ Rajdhani who is a mechanic by profession also joined their gang.
Ajay @ Rajdhani has a workshop of motorcycle repair at Jaitpur, Delhi. They
generally used to dismantle the stolen vehicle with the help of this mechanic
and then the spare parts of the stolen vehicles used to disposed off through this
mechanic. They both have been arrested first time.
Satish Kumar was born in the year of 1983 at village Sakoti Distt –
Muzaffar Nager U P and he shiffeted to Delhi in the year of 1993. He has
studied up to 5th class. He had earlier worked as a driver in Blue Line bus in
Delhi. He came in contact with bad elements from his childhood and involved
himself in criminal activities for the last 2/3 years, but he has been arrested for
the first time.
Ajay @ Rajdhani was born in the year of 1988 at village – Kaduaily P S
Atrauilt Distt – Aligarh UP. He has studied up to 5th class. He shifted to Delhi in
the year of 1990. He is a mechanic of motorcycles by profession and is running
a workshop in Jaitpur since 2005. . He came in contact with Satish Kumar
about one year ago and involved himself in criminal activities since then. He
used to change spare parts of stolen vehicles in his workshop.
LIST OF WORKED OUT CASES SO FAR:
1. FIR No.
97 /2011
2. FIR No.
Delhi
3. FIR No.
4. FIR No.
U/S 379 IPC P.S.
Malviya Nagar, Delhi.
20/2011
U/S 379 IPC
P.S
Malviya
50 /2011
U/S 379 IPC
P.S.
Farsh Bazar ,Delhi
U/S 379IPC P.S
Malviya Nagar, Delhi
9 4/2011
Nagar,
Beside, they have also confessed their involvement in several vehicle
thefts in various parts of Delhi and the same are being verified during
investigation.
RECOVERIES
1.
2.
3.
4.
One
One
One
One
Hero Honda Super Splendour Motorcycle
Hero Honda Passion Motorcycle
Bajaj Discover Motorcycle
Bajaj Platina Motorcycle
Investigation of the case is in progress and efforts are being made to
effect more recoveries and arrest their other associates.
( H.G.S.DHALIWAL )
DCP/SOUTH DISTRICT
18th
PRESS RELEASE
SPECIAL CELL
March, 2011
“Gun runners racket busted”
The officers of Special Cell led by Inspr. Lalit Mohan & Inspr.
Hridaya Bhushan under the supervision of Shri Bhisham Singh,
ACP/NDR have arrested four persons including three criminals of PS
Sabzi Mandi Delhi and a son of a criminal of PS Gandhi Nagar who are
involved in gun running racket in Delhi. Two 9mm pistols, two .32 bore
pistols and two country made pistols along with thirteen live cartridges
have been recovered from the criminals who were involved in large
number of cases in Delhi.
An information was received that Rajesh, an active criminal of
Sabzi Mandi area had procured some firearms and would soon deliver
the same to other criminals in Delhi. A trap was laid to apprehend
Rajesh and his associates & on 10th March 2011, at about 10.45 pm,
specific input was received that Rajesh along with 3/4 persons is present
in the lane near his home and dealing in illegal arms and ammunition
with them. As soon as police team rushed there to apprehend the
criminals, Rajesh along with his associates manhandled the police party
and fired upon them to prevent their lawful arrest. Some of the police
personnel of the police team sustained injuries and the govt. vehicle was
also damaged in the said incident. However, Rajesh and Sunil @ Sand
resident of Malka Ganj, Delhi and criminals of the area of PS Subji
Mandi, were arrested with the help of local police of PS Subzi Mandi. A
case for assault on public servant, attempt to murder and arms act etc
was registered at PS Special Cell.
During investigation while Rajesh & Sunil were in police remand, it was
revealed that Rajesh is involved in large scale sale/purchase of illegal arms &
ammunition. He used to purchase the weapons from one Naeem of Malka Ganj
and supply the same to other criminals in Delhi. On this information a raid
was organized on 13th March 2011 & at the instance of Rajesh accused Aakash
Gupta @ Titu s/o Ashok Gupta @ Balli to whom he had supplied illegal
weapons was arrested. One .32 bore revolver with three live cartridges & one
.12 bore country made pistol along with two live cartridges was recovered from
his possession.
Thereafter for detailed interrogation & further recoveries accused Akash
Gupta was taken on police remand. On 14th March 2011, Naeem s/o Iqbal r/o
1818/38, Anar Kothi, Malkaganj, Delhi was arrested from Malkaganj, Delhi and
one .32 pistol along with four live cartridges were recovered from his
possession. Naeem is also a criminal of PS Subji Mandi, Delhi. During
interrogation he disclosed that he used to procure the weapons from Firozabad
(UP) and supply to known criminals in Delhi. Extensive raids were conducted
in Firozabad (UP) and efforts are continuing to apprehend the supplier of arms.
Total Recoveries :1.
One 9 MM pistol and 3 live cartridges were recovered from the
possession of accused Rajesh.
2.
One country made pistol along with 1 live cartridge was recovered
from accused Sunil @ Sand.
3.
One 9 MM pistol was recovered at the instance of accused Rajesh
from his house.
4.
One .32 bore revolver with three live cartridges from Aakash Gupta
@ Titu.
5.
One .12 bore country made pistol along with two live cartridges
from Aakash Gupta @ Titu.
6.
One .32 pistol along with four live cartridges from Naeem.
Previous involvements of arrested persons :-
 Rajesh is previously involved in 12 criminal cases including 01
case of Murder, 01 case of rioting and attempt to murder, 04 cases
of snatching, 02 cases of Arms Act, 2 cases of hurt alongwith 02
cases of theft.
 Sunil @ Sand is previously involved in 07 criminal cases
including 01 case of Murder, 02 cases of rioting and attempt to
murder, 02 cases of Arms Act, 01 cases of trespassing alongwith
01 cases of threat.
 Naeem is previously involved in 09 criminal cases including 01
case of rioting and attempt to murder, 03 cases of snatching, 03
cases of theft alongwith 02 cases of Arms Act.
 Akash Gupta @ Titu is son of Ashok Gupta @ Balli who is
involved in 23 criminal cases including 05 cases of gambling act,
05 cases of Arms Act, 05 cases of theft and burglary, 01 case of
threat besides other cases.
Further interrogation is continuing.
(Arun Kampani)
Dy. Commissioner of Police
Special Cell : Delhi
DELHI TRAFFIC POLICE
18.03.2011
DATED:
PRESS RELEASE
The festival of Holi [Dhulandi] will be celebrated on 20th
March, 2011. Delhi Traffic Police has made elaborate traffic arrangements
to ensure safety of motorists on roads and check the incidents of drunken
driving, over speeding, dangerous driving, triple riding, minor driving,
driving/riding without helmet and other traffic offences.
Special checking teams with alcometers and speedometer etc.
will be deployed at major intersections to detect & prosecute violations.
In case of drunken driving, besides prosecution, the drivers are liable to be
arrested and their vehicles impounded. Last year on the day of Holi
about 5,300 people were prosecuted for Drunken Driving,
Overspeeding, Triple Riding, Dangerous Driving, Traffic Signal
Violation, driving/riding without helmet and other offences and
violations.
About 400 traffic Police special checking teams shall be
stationed all over Delhi to check drunken driving. Drunken driving is now
punishable with a jail term and suspension of driving license besides
fines. This year up to 15/03/2011, 3388 drivers have been prosecuted for
drunken driving out of which 560 drivers have been awarded jail term for
drunken driving. Driving Licenses of 603 motorists have been suspended.
Motorists are advised to obey traffic rules and directions of the
Traffic Police.
(i)
Do not drink & drive.
(ii)
Keep speed within the limit.
(iii)
Do not indulge in racing or competition with other vehicles.
(iv)
Two wheeler riders are advised to wear helmets and avoid triple
riding.
(v)
Do not indulge in reckless, dangerous and Zig-zag driving.
Delhi Traffic Police appeals to all motorists to avoid indulging
in traffic violations especially drunken driving. Parents should avoid
allowing their minor wards to drive vehicles. All motorists are advised to
obey the traffic rules and regulations and follow the directions of the
Traffic Policemen on duty for their safety as well as the safety of other road
users.
(Satyendra Garg)
Joint CP/Traffic, Delhi
(PRESS RELEASE)
OFFICE OF THE ADDL. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, LICENSING,
NEW DELHI
ISO 9001:2008 CERTIFICATION TO PERFORMANCE
LICENSE SECTION OF LICENSING UNIT
In pursuit of its endeavor to provide efficient and prompt service to
the public, Licensing Unit has added one more feather in its cap. The
Performance License section of Licensing Unit/Delhi Police has been
granted ISO 9001:2008 Certification in recognition of its establishment &
maintenance of Quality Management System. Arms Section of Licensing
Unit has also received recertification and up gradation to the latest
standard of ISO 9001:2008. It may be recalled that Arms Section of
Licensing unit was the first unit of Delhi Police to get ISO 9001:2000
certification in the year 2004 for Issue and Renewal of Fire Arms Licenses
for individuals residing in Delhi.
There are about 60,000 Arms Licensees in Delhi and the Arms
Section of Licensing Unit renews the existing licenses on the same day. All
the procedures have been clearly laid down in a time bound manner.
The Performance License Section has the unique distinction of
issuing Performance Licenses through single window within 24 hours of
receiving an application for performances being conducted at licensed
premises. It issues significant number of Performance Licenses for
musical, dancing, dramatic, mimetic, theatrical performances, public
exhibitions & games etc being conducted in Delhi throughout the year,
these include major sports and cultural events also.
The ISO Certification will not only ensure hindrance free and
efficient service to Arms licensees as well as event organizers but will also
enhance transparency in the working of Licensing Unit, thus keeping up
with our motto of ‘Service with a smile’ and ensuring efficient service
delivery and customer friendly approach of Licensing Unit.
(VARSHA SHARMA)
Addl. Deputy Commissioner of Police,
Licensing, Delhi
ORDER
Whereas conditions exist in which unrestricted carrying of fire-arms (including licensed fire
arms), cudgels, swords, spears, bludgeons, knives sticks or lathis including flag staff (excluding those less
than 75 cm in length and 2 cm thick) or any other article which is capable of being used for causing
physical violence and carrying of any corrosive substance or explosive and carrying, collection or
preparation of stones or other missiles or instruments or means of casting or impelling missiles, is likely to
cause danger to public peace and public and public safety in the Union Territory of Delhi.
And whereas it is necessary to take speedy measure in this regard for the preservation of public
peace and public safety.
Now, therefore, I Subhash Thukral, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Sub-Division, Darya Ganj,
Delhi, in exercise of the powers conferred upon me under Section 144 Cr. P.C 1973 (No. 2 of 1974) read
with Govt. of India, ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi's Notification no. U-11036/1/2008-UTL, dated
26/11/2008, do hereby prohibit any person, not being a person in service or employee of the Govt. required
by his superiors or by the nature of his duties to carry weapons or unless exempted by me or any other
authorized by me in this behalf.
1.
From carrying of fire-arms (including licensed fire-arms), Cudgels, swords, spears, bludgeons,
knives, sticks or lathis including flag staff (excluding those less than 75 cm in length and 2 cm
thick) or any other articles which is capable of being used for causing physical violence.
2.
From carrying of any corrosive substance or explosive.
3.
From carrying collecting or indulging in the preparation of stones or other missiles or instruments
or other means of casting or impelling missiles
In any public place within the limits of Sub-Division, D. Ganj, Delhi.
Any person, professing, believing or following the Sikh faith may carry or posses with him a
Kirpan.
This order shall come into force 18/03/11 and shall remain in force for a period of 60 days i.e. up
to 16/5/2011 (both days include) unless withdrawn earlier.
Any person contravening this order shall attract punishment under clause (a) of Sub Section (2) of
Section 113 of the Delhi police Act-1978 (34 of 1978) which provides punishment or imprisonment for a
term which shall not be less than four months but which may extend to one year and shall also be liable to
fine.
As this order cannot be served individually on all concerned, the order is hereby passed Ex-parte.
it is further directed that this order shall be published for the information of the public through press and
other media and by affixing copies on the notice boards of all Deputy commissioner of police. Assistant
commissioner of police, Thesil Officers of the Districts, all police Stations concerned and the officers of the
NDMS and MCD in the jurisdiction of Sub-division, Darya Ganj.
(SUBHASH THUKRAL)
ASSTT. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE,
SUB-DIVISION, DARYA GANJ
ORDER
Whereas there have been incidents of explosion in the Cinema Houses in the past causing
loss of life and property.
2.
And whereas I have reasons to believe that circumstances exist where carrying of
concealed arms/firearms/explosives etc. inside any place of public amusement etc, is
likely to cause danger to human life, safety, disturbance of public tranquility or a riot.
3.
Now, Therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred upon me by the virtue of section 144
Cr.P.C, 1973(No. 2 of 1974) read with Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New
Delhi's Notification No. U-11036/1/2008(i) UTL dated.31/10/2008, I Subhash Thukral,
Assistant Commissioner of Police, Sub-division, D. Ganj do hereby prohibit the carrying
of any box, including Tiffin box, bag, hand bag and any other container capable of
concealing any arm/fire-arm/explosive material inside any place of public amusement
including Cinema Houses in the jurisdiction of the Sub-division , D. Ganj, Delhi.
4.
The order shall come into force with effect from 18/03/11 and shall remain in force for a
period of 60 days i.e. up to 16/05/2011 (both days include) unless withdrawn
earlier.
5.
Any person contravening this order shall be punishable under Section 188 of the Indian
Penal Code: and
6.
As the notice cannot be served individually on all concerned, the order is hereby passed
ex-parte. It shall be published for the information of Public through the Press and by
affixing copies on the Notice Boards of the office of all District DC'sP, AC'sP, Tehsil
offices, all police station concerned and the offices of the NDMC and MCD.
(SUBHASH THUKRAL)
ASSTT. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE,
SUB-DIVISION, DARYA GANJ
ORDER
1.
Whereas a large number of commercial places/shop have come up in Delhi which are popularly
known as cyber cafe and large number of people visit them to use the facilities available in such places
including e-mail facilities.
2.
And whereas it has come to notice that certain criminal anti-social elements/terrorist are using
these facilities to mislead the security/investigating agencies, create panic in the public endanger the
security of VVIP's and Govt. Institutions, help in the terrorist activities directly affecting the security of the
state.
3.
And Whereas it is necessary to take speedy measure in this behalf to prevent danger to human life
of safety, to thwart/prevent terrorist activities which may affect the security f the State and disturbance of
Public order and tranquility.
4.
Now, Therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred upon me by the virtue of section 144 Cr.P.C,
1973(No. 2 of 1974) read with Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi's Notification No. U11036/1/2008(i) UTL dated. 31.10.2008, I Subhash Thukral, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Sub-
division, D. Ganj to hereby make this written order for strict compliance by the owner for strict compliance
by the owners of such Cyber Cafe in the jurisdiction of the Sub-division , D. Ganj, Delhi.
a)
Prohibiting the use of Cyber Cafe by unknown person and whose identity has not been
established by the owner of the cafe.
b)
Maintaining a register of establishing identity of the users/visitors.
c)
Make an entry in the hand writing of the visitor/use mentioning name, address,
telephone number and identity proof. The Visitor/ user shall also sign the register kept for this purpose.
d)
The identity of the visitor/user shall be established through identity card, voter card,
ration card, driving license, passport or photo credit Card (anyone of them)
e)
Activity server log should be preserved in the main server and its record should be
preserved for at least 6 months.
f)
If any activity of the visitor/user is of a suspicious nature, the owner of the cyber cafe will
immediately inform the police station.
g)
Record be maintained about the specific computer use by the person.
h)
Cyber Cafe owners to ensure that the user of cyber cafe and photographed on continuous
basis and a record of the same is maintained properly.
5.
This order shall come into force w.e.f. 18/03/2011 and shall remain in force for a period of 60
days i.e. up to 16/05/2011 (both days inclusive) unless withdrawn earlier.
6.
Any person contravening this order shall be liable to be punished in accordance with the provision
of Section 188 of the Indian Penal Code: and
7.
As the notice cannot be served individually on all concerned, the order is here bypassed ex-parte.
It shall be published for the information of the public through the press and by affixing copies on the notice
boards of the office of all DC'sP, Addl. DCsP, AcsP, Tehsil offices, all Police Station concerned and the
offices of NDMC & MCD.
(SUBHASH THUKRAL)
ASSTT. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE,
SUB-DIVISION, DARYA GANJ
ORDER
1.Whereas a large number of complaints are being received that people purchasing liquor from
liquor vends often start consuming the same in font of the liquor vend and at other public places. Vendors
selling eatables and juices, at time, also station themselves unauthorized outside liquor vend which further
facilitates this undesirable activity. At times, Baratis accompanying Barat also openly drink liquor etc. on
the roads while the Barats are moving. Drinking in public is a nuisance with serious potential to result in
brawl and quarrels causing serious injuries/death and damage to the public and private property. This
affects peace and tranquility of the area and creates problems in maintaining law and order. It is also a
punishable offence under section 68 of the Punjab Excise Act-1914 (as extended to Delhi).
2.
And whereas it is necessary to take speedy measures in this regard to prevent danger to human life
or safety and to thwart/prevent un-toward incidents which may affect the peace and tranquility.
3.
Now, Therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred upon me by the virtue of section 144 Cr.P.C,
1973(No. 2 of 1974) read with Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi's Notification
No. U-11036/a/2008 UTL dated.26/11/2008 , I Subhash Thukral, Assistant Commissioner of
Police, Sub-division, D. Ganj to hereby make this written order for strict compliance by the owner
for strict compliance by the owners of such Cyber Cafe in the jurisdiction of the Sub-division , D.
Ganj, Delhi.
a)
Install CCTV with sufficient number of cameras and recording system to cover up to 50
meters area in front of the shop. The CCTV should monitor anyone consuming liquor or
facilitating consumption of liquor or any unauthorized vender stationed in the coverage
area.
b)
This CCTV system should become operational within 45 days from the date of issue of
this order.
c)
The recoding system shall preserve a digital record of CCTV coverage for not less than
10 days.
d)
The vend owner or his agent shall cause to copy the CCTV coverage on a CD on a daily
basis which shall then be handed over to the Beat Constable of the area proper receipt in a
register to be maintained at the liquor vend.
e)
Before starting sales for the day, Manager of the liquor vend should ensure the CCTV
system is in proper working order and in case any defect is noticed, immediate action to
get it rectified should be taken. Any entry should be made in the register and intimation in
writing should be sent to the police station simultaneously to be got duly received from
the Duty Officer of the police station mentioning Daily Diary Number on the intimation.
f)
During the course of monitoring of the CCTV system, the Manager or anyone specifically
designated by the Manager for real time monitoring of the CCTV shall immediately
inform the Police Control Room at telephone No. 100 and also the nearest Police Station
in case any illegal drinking in public or unauthorized vendor is noticed in the CCTV
coverage area.
g)
The vend owner shall display prominently at least two bilingual sign boards mentioning
that drinking in public places is an offence and standing of unauthorized vendors outside
the liquor shop is strictly prohibited. Telephone number of nearest police Station shall
also mention on the sign boards.
4.
The order shall come into force with effect from 18/03/11 and shall remain in force for a period
of 60 days i.e. up to 16/05/2011 (both days include) unless withdrawn earlier.
5.
Any person contravening this order shall be punishable under Setion 188 of the IPC.
6.
As the notice cannot be served individually on all concerned, the order is hereby passed ex-parte.
It shall be published for the information of Public through the Press and by affixing copies on the
Notice Boards of the office of all District DC'sP,AC'sP, Tehsil offices, all police station concerned
and the offices of the NDMC and MCD.
(SUBHASH THUKRAL)
ASSTT. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE,
SUB-DIVISION, DARYA GANJ
ORDER
Whereas a large number of complaints are being received that people purchasing liquor from liquor
vends often start consuming the same in front of the liquor vends itself or at other public places. Vendors selling
eatables and juices, at times, also station themselves unauthorizedly outside liquor vends which further facilitates
this undesirable activity. Sometimes, ‘Baratis’ of marriage processions also openly drink liquor etc. on the roads
while the Barats are moving. Drinking in public is a nuisance with a serious potential to result in brawls and
quarrels causing serious injuries/death and damage to public and private property. This affects the peace and
tranquility of the area and creates problems in maintaining law and order. It is also a punishable offence under
section 40 of the Delhi Excise Act, 2009 (Delhi Act 10 of 2010).
1.
And whereas it is necessary to take speedy measures in this regard to prevent danger to human life or safety
and to thwart/prevent un-toward incidents which may affect the peace and tranquility of the area.
2.
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred upon me by the virtue of Section 144 of the Criminal
Procedure Code, 1973 read with Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi’s Notification No. U11036/1/2008 UTL, dated 26/11/2008 I, Seju.P.Kuruvilla, Asstt. Commissioner of Police of the Sub
Division Connaught Place of New Delhi District do hereby make this written order to do the following, for
strict compliance by the owners of such liquor vends in the area of Sub- Division Connaught Place, New
Delhi District, New Delhi.
a)
Install CCTV with sufficient number of cameras and recording system with play back facility, to
cover up to 50 meters area in front of the shop. The CCTV should monitor anyone consuming
liquor or facilitating consumption of liquor or any unauthorized vendor stationed in the coverage
area.
b)
The recording system shall preserve a digital record of CCTV coverage for not less than 10
days.
c)
The vend owner or his agent shall cause to copy the CCTV coverage on a CD and hand over to
the police whenever demanded.
d)
Before starting sales for the day, the Manager of the liquor vend should ensure that the CCTV
system is in proper working order and in case any defect is noticed, immediate action to get it
rectified should be taken. An entry should be made in the register and intimation in writing
should be sent to the Police Station simultaneously to be got duly received from the Duty Officer
of the Police Station mentioning Daily Dairy Number on the intimation.
e)
During the course of monitoring of the CCTV System, the Manager or anyone specifically
designated by the Manager for real time monitoring of the CCTV shall immediately inform the
Police Control Room at telephone No. 100 and also the nearest Police Station in case any illegal
drinking in public or unauthorized vendor is noticed in the CCTV coverage area.
f)
The vend owner shall display prominently at least two bilingual sign boards mentioning that
drinking in public places is an offence and standing of unauthorized vendor outside the liquor
shop is strictly prohibited. Telephone number of nearest Police Station shall also be mentioned
on the sign boards.
3.
This order shall come into force with effect from 18.3.2011 and shall remain in force for a period of 60 days
i.e…16.5.2011 (both days inclusive) unless withdrawn earlier.
4.
Any person contravening this order shall be punishable under section 188 of the Indian Penal Code.
5.
As the notice cannot be served individually on all concerned, the order is hereby passed ‘Ex-Parte’. It shall
be published for the information of public through Press and by affixing copies on the notice boards of the
offices of all District DCsP, Addl. DCsP, ACsP, Tehsil Offices, all Police Stations concerned and the offices
of the NDMC and MCD.
(Seju.P.Kuruvilla)
ASSISTANTT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE,
SUB-DIVISION
CONNAUGHT PLACE,NDD
No. 129-164/SO-ACP/Connaught place, dated New Delhi the , 17.03.2011.
Subject: - Reg. receipt of order u/s 144 Cr.Pc. (Period 18.3.10 to 16.5.2011)
1.
Manager, Delhi state Civil Supplies Corporation (DSCSC) –Liquor Shop, G-40, Middle
Circle, Connaught Place.
2. Manager, DSIIDC-Wine& Beer Shop, C-37, Connaught Place, New Delhi.
3. Manager, DTSC – Wine Shop, L-10, Connaught Place, New Delhi.
4. Manager, DSIIDC-Wine Shop, N-36 Connaught Place, New Delhi.
5. Manager, DSIIDC-Wine Shop, N-33/12, Connaught Place, New Delhi.
6.
Manager, DSIIDC- Wine Shop, Behind Regal Bidg., back side of Regal Cinema
Connaught Place, New Delhi.
7. Manager, DSIIDC- Wine Shop, D-74, Behind Regal Building, New Delhi.
8. Sh. Raj Gopal Diwan Liquors –A unit of Rajiv Motors Pvt. Ltd.,P-10/90
Connaught Place, New Delhi.
Note :- SHO Connaught Place please depute a responsible officer to deliver the copy of order to the Manager of each
Excise Shop mentioned as above against their proper receipt and copy of the same be return to this office for record.
ORDER
Whereas there are indications of indiscriminate throwing of coloured water, rubber
balloons containing water/coloured water and riotous, incident and disorderly behavior
by some section of the Holi revelers during the next few days, specially the period
preceding the festival of Holi to be celebrated on 19th & 20th March 2011.
1. And whereas such acts are likely to cause annoyance to the public,. Danger to human life
2.
and safety and there is likelihood of the disturbance of public tranquility or a riot or an
affray.
And whereas it is necessary to take suitable measures to prevent annoyance to the public
danger to human life and safety and the disturbance of the public tranquility or a riot or
an affray.
Now, therefore, in exercise to the powers conferred upon me by Section 144 Criminal
Procedure Code, 1973 read with Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi's Notification
No. F-11036/1/2008- UTL dated 31/10/2008, I, Mohinder Singh Malik, Assistant
Commissioner of Police, Sub-Division Civil Lines, North District, Delhi do here by order
that no person shall:-
I.
II.
III.
IV.
Wilfully push, press, hustle or obstruct any passenger in any street or public
place by violent movements, menacing gestures, screaming, shouting, wilfully
frightening horses or cattle or otherwise disturb the public peace or order.
Throw water/coloured water, rubber balloons containing water/coloured water
or any other liquid through any means or apply any colour/gulal or any other
substance etc. on the face or any other part of the body of any unwilling person
(S).
Wilfully and indecently expose his person in any street or public place or within
sight of, and in such manner as to be seen from any street or public place,
whether from any house or building or not, or use indecent language or behave
indecently or riotously, or in a disorderly manner in a street or place of public
resort or do any act which may occasion a breach of peace.
Sell rubber balloons of two inches or less when uninfected in size.
This order shall come into force with effect from 17/03/2011 and shall remain in force till
26.03.2011 for a period of 10 days. It shall extend to the entire jurisdiction of North Distt. Delhi.
3. Any person contravening this order shall be punishable under Section 188 of Indian
Panel Code.
4. As the notice cannot be served individually on all concerned, the order is hereby passed
ex-parte. It will be published for the information of public through Press and broadcast
over all India Radio and by Affixing copies on the notice boards of all Districts DCsP,
Addl. DCsP, AcsP, Tehsil Offices of the Districts, all Police Stations and the offices of
N.D.M.C. And M.C.D.
( M.S. Malik)
ASSTT. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE,
SUB. DIVISION CIVIL LINES DELHI
ORDER
Whereas a large number of complaints are being received that people purchasing liquor from
liquor vends often start consuming the same in front of the liquor vend itself or at other public places.
Vendors selling eatables and juices, at times, also station themselves unauthorizedly outside liquor vends
which further facilitates this undesirable activity. Sometimes, 'Baratis' of marriage processions also openly
drink liquor etc. on the roads while the Barats are moving. Drinking in public is a nuisance with a serious
potential to result in brawls and quarrels causing serious injuries/death and damage to public and private
property. This affects the peace and tranquility of the area and creates problems in maintaining law and
order. It is also a punishable offence under section 40 of The Delhi Excise Act, 2009 (Delhi Act 10 of
2010).
2.
And whereas it is necessary to take speedy measures in this regard to prevent danger to human life
or safety and to thwart/prevent un-toward incidents which may affect the peace and tranquility of
the area.
3.
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred upon me by Section 144 Criminal Procedure
Code, 1973 read with Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi's Notification No. U11036/1/2008 UTL dated 26.11.2008 , I Vinod Kumar, ACP/Sub-Division, Defence Colony,
South Distt., New Delhi do hereby make this written order to do the following, for strict
compliance by the owners of such liquor vends in the area of Sub-Division Defence Colony,
South District:a) Install CCTV with sufficient number of cameras and recording system with play back facility,
to cover upto 50 meters area in front of the shop. The CCTV should monitor anyone consuming
liquor or facilitating consumption of liquor or any unauthorized vendor stationed in the coverage
area.
b) The recording system shall preserve a digital record of CCTV coverage for not less than 10
days.
c) The vend owner or his agent shall cause to copy the CCTV coverage on a CD and hand over to
the police whenever demanded.
d) Before starting sales for the day, the Manager of the liquor vend should ensure that the CCTV
system is in proper working order and in case any defect is noticed, immediate action to get it
rectified should be taken. An entry should be made in the register and intimation in writing should
be sent to the Police station simultaneously to be got duly received from the Duty Officer of the
Police Station mentioning Daily Dairy Number on the intimation.
e) During the course of monitoring of the CCTV System, the Manager or anyone specifically
designated by the Manager for real time monitoring of the CCTV shall immediately inform the
Police Control Room at telephone No. 100 and also the nearest Police Station in case any illegal
drinking in public or unauthorized vendor is noticed in the CCTV coverage area.
f) The vend owner shall display prominently at least two bilingual sign boards mentioning that
drinking in public places is an offence and standing of unauthorized vendors outside the liquor
shop is strictly prohibited. Telephone number of nearest Police Station shall also be mentioned on
the sign boards.
4.
The order shall come into force with effect from 17.03.11 and shall remain in force for a period of
60 days i.e. Upto 15.05.11 (both days inclusive) unless withdrawn earlier.
5.
Any person contravening this order shall be punishable under Section 188 of the Indian Penal
Code.
6.
As the notice cannot be served individually on all concerned, the order is hereby passed ex-parte.
It shall be published for the information of public through the Press and by affixing copies on the
Notice Boards of the office of all District DcsP, Addl DcsP, Addl. DcsP. AcsP. Tehsil Offices, all
Police Stations concerned and the offices of the NDMC and MCD.
Assistant Commissioner of Police
Sub-Division Defence Colony
New Delhi
ORDER
Whereas, a large number of complaints are being received that people purchasing liquor from liquor
vends often start consuming the same it in front of the liquor vend and at other public places. Vendors
selling eatables and juices, at time, also station themselves unauthorizedly outside liquor vends which
further facilitates this undesirable activity. At times, Baratis accompany Barat also openly drink liquor etc.
on the roads while the Barats are moving. Drinking in public is a nuisance with a serious potential to result
in brawls and quarrels causing serious injuries/death and damage to public and private property. This
affects the peace and tranquility of the area and creates problems in maintaining law and order. It is also a
punishable offence under section 40 of the Delhi Excise Act, 2009 (Delhi Act 10 of 2010)
2. And whereas it is necessary to take speedy measures in this regard to prevent danger to human life or
safety and to thwart/prevent un-toward incidents which may affect the peace and tranquility of the area.
3. Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred upon me by Section 144 Criminal
Procedure code,1973 read with Govt. of India , Ministry of Home Affair, New Delhi’s
Notification No. U-11036/1/2008 (i) –UTL, 26.11.2008 I,M.S. Malik, Assistant
Commissioner of Police of the Sub Division Civil Lines of North District, Delhi do
hereby make this written order to do the following for strict compliance by the owners of
liquor vends in the area of Sub Division Civil Lines of North District, New Delhi:a) Install CCTV with sufficient number of cameras and recording system with play back facility
to cover upto 50 meters area in front of the shop. The CCTV should monitor anyone consuming
liquor or facilitating consumption of liquor or any unauthorized vendor stationed in the coverage
area.
b) The recording system shall preserve a digital record of CCTV coverage for not less than 10
days.
c) The vend owner or his agent shall cause to copy the CCTV coverage on a CD and hand over to
the police whenever demanded.
d) Before starting sales for the day, the Manager of the liquor vend should ensure that the CCTV
system is in proper working order and in case any defect is noticed, immediate action to get it
rectified should be taken. An entry should be made in the register and intimation in writing should
be sent to the Police Station simultaneously to be got duly received from the Duty Officer of the
Police Station mentioning Daily Dairy Number on the intimation.
e) During the course of monitoring of the CCTV System, the Manager or anyone specifically
designated by the Manager for real time monitoring of the CCTV shall immediately inform the
Police Control Room at telephone No.100 and also the nearest Police Station in case any illegal
drinking in public or unauthorized vendor is noticed in the CCTV coverage area.
f) The vend owner shall display prominently at least two bilingual sign boards mentioning that
drinking in public places is an offence and standing of unauthorized vendors outside the liquor
shop is strictly prohibited. Telephone number of nearest Police Station shall also be mentioned on
the sign boards.
4. This order shall come into force with effect from 16/03/2010 and shall remain in
force for a period of 60 days i.e. upto 14/5/2011 (both days inclusive) unless withdrawn
earlier.
5. Any person contravening this order shall be punishable under Section 188 of Indian Panel code.
6. As the notice cannot be served individually on all concerned, the order is hereby passed ex-parte. It shall
be published for the information of public through the Press and by affixing copies on the Notice Boards of
the offices of all District DCsP, Addl. DCsP, ACsP, Tehsil Offices , all Police Stations concerned and the
offices of the NDMC and MCD.
( M.S. Malilk)
ASSTT. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE,
SUB. DIVISION CIVIL LINES
DELHI
ORDER
Whereas a large number of complaints are being received that people purchasing
liquor from liquor vends often start consuming the same in front of the liquor vend itself
or at other public places. Vendors selling eatables and juices, at times, also station
themselves unauthorizedly outside liquor vends which further facilitates this
undesirable activity. Sometimes, ‘Baratis’ of marriage processions also openly drink
liquor etc. on the roads while the Barats are moving. Drinking in public is a nuisance
with a serious potential to result in brawls and quarrels causing serious injuries/death
and damage to public and private property. This affects the peace and tranquility of the
area and creates problems in maintaining law and order. It is also a punishable offence
under section 40 of The Delhi Excise Act, 2009 (Delhi Act 10 of 2010).
2. And whereas it is necessary to take speedy measures in this regard to prevent danger
to human life or safety and to thwart/prevent un-toward incidents which may affect the
peace and tranquility of the area.
3. Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred upon me by Section 144 Criminal
Procedure Code, 1973 read with Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi’s
Notification No. U-11036/1/2008 UTL dated 26.11.2008, I, Mohinder Singh, ACPS.J.Enclave, South District, New Delhi do hereby make this written order to do the
following, for strict compliance by the owners of such liquor vends in the area of Sub
Division S.J.Enclave, South District:a. Install CCTV with sufficient number of cameras and recording system with play
back facility, to cover upto 50 meters area in front of the shop. The CCTV should
monitor anyone consuming liquor or facilitating consumption of liquor or any
unauthorized vendor stationed in the coverage area.
b. The recording system shall preserve a digital record of CCTV coverage for not less
than 10 days.
c. The vend owner or his agent shall cause to copy the CCTV coverage on a CD and
hand over to the police whenever demanded.
d. Before starting sales for the day, the Manager of the liquor vend should ensure
that the CCTV system is in proper working order and in case any defect is
noticed, immediate action to get it rectified should be taken. An entry should be
made in the register and intimation in writing should be sent to the Police
Station simultaneously to be got duly received from the Duty Officer of the
Police Station mentioning Daily Dairy Number on the intimation.
e. During the course of monitoring of the CCTV System, the Manager or anyone
specifically designated by the Manager for real time monitoring of the CCTV shall
immediately inform the Police Control Room at telephone No. 100 and also the
nearest Police Station in case any illegal drinking in public or unauthorized
vendor is noticed in the CCTV coverage area.
f. The vend owner shall display prominently at least two bilingual sign boards
mentioning that drinking in public places is an offence and standing of
unauthorized vendors outside the liquor shop is strictly prohibited. Telephone
number of nearest Police Station shall also be mentioned on the sign boards.
4. The order shall come into force with effect from 17.03.2011 and shall remain in force
for a period of 60 days i.e., upto 15.05.2011 (both days inclusive) unless withdrawn
earlier.
5. Any person contravening this order shall be punishable under Section 188 of the
Indian Penal Code.
6. As the notice cannot be served individually on all concerned, the order is hereby
passed ex-parte. It shall be published for the information of public through the Press
and by affixing copies on the Notice Boards of the office of all District DCsP, Addl. DCsP,
ACsP, Tehsil Offices, all Police Stations concerned and the offices of the NDMC and
MCD.
(MOHINDER SINGH)
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE,
SUB-DIVISION: SAFDARJUNG ENCLAVE,
NEW DELHI.
ORDER
1.
Whereas a large number of complaints are being received that people
purchasing liquor from liquor vends often start consuming the same in front of the
liquor vend itself or at other public places. Vendors selling eatables and juices, at
times, also station themselves unauthorizedly outside liquor vends which further
facilitates this undesirable activity. Sometimes, `Baratis` of marriage processions
also openly drink liquor etc. on the roads while the Barats are moving. Drinking
in public is a nuisance with a serious potential to result in brawls and quarrels
causing serious injuries/deaths and damage to public and private property. This
affects the peace and tranquillity of the area and creates problems in maintaining
law and order. It is also a punishable offence under section 40 of the Delhi Excise
Act, 2009 (Delhi Act of 2010)
2.
And whereas it is necessary to take speedy measures in this regard to prevent
danger to human life or safely and to thwart/prevent un-toward incidents which
may affect the peace and tranquillity of the area.
3.
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred upon me by section 144
Criminal Procedure code, 1973 read with Govt. of India, Ministry of Home
Affairs, New Delhi`s Notification No. U-11036/1/2008 UTL dated 26.11.2008, I
Dr. G. Ram Gopal Naik, ACP, Sub-Division, Vikas Puri, West Distt., New Delhi
do hereby make this written order to do the following , for strickt compliance by
the owners of such liquor vends in the area of Sub-Division Vikas Puri:a. Install CCTV with sufficient number of cameras and recording
system with play back facility, to cover upto 50 meters area in
front of the shop. The CCTV should monitor anyone consuming
liquor or facilitating consumption of liquor or any unauthorized
vendor stationed in the coverage area.
b. The recording system shall preserve a digital record of CCTV
coverage for not less than 10 days.
c. The vend owner or his agent shall cause to copy the CCTV
coverage on a CC and hand over to the police whenever demanded.
d. Before starting sales for the day, the Manager of the liquor vend
should ensure that the CCTV system is in proper working order
and in case any defect is noticed, immediate action to get it
rectified should be taken. An entry should be made in the register
and intimation in writing should be sent to the Police Station
mentioning Daily Diary Number on the intimation.
e. During the course of monitoring of the CCTV System, the
Manager or anyone specifically designated by the Manager for real
time monitoring of the CCTV shall immediately inform the Police
Control Room at telephone No. 100 and also the nearest Police
Station in case any illegal drinking in public or unauthorized
vendor is noticed in the CCTV coverage area.
f. The vend owner shall display prominently at least two bilingual
sign boards mentioning that drinking in public places is an offence
and standing of unauthorized vendors outside the liquor shop is
strictly prohibited.
4.
This order shall come into force with effect from 17.03.2011 and shall
remain in force for a period of 60 days i.e. upto 15.05.2011(both days inclusive)
Unless withdrawn earlier.
5.
Any person contravening this order shall be punishable under section 188
of the Indian Penal Code.
6.
As the notice cannot be served individually on all concerned, the order is
hereby passed ex-parte. It shall be published for the information of the public
through the press and by affixing copies on the notice boards of all District DCsP,
Addl. DCsP/ACsP, Tehsil offices of the Districts, all Police Stations concerned
and the offices of the NDMC and MCD.
( Dr. G. Ram Gopal Naik)
Asst. Commissioner SubDivision Vikas Puri,Delhi
ORDER
Whereas a large numbers of complaints are being received that people
purchasing liquor vends often start consuming in front of liquor vend and at other public
places. Venders selling eatable and juices, at times, also station themselves
unauthorizedly outside liquor vends which further facilitate this undesirable activity.
Sometimes, “Baratis” of marriage processions also openly drink liquor etc., on the Roads
while the Barats are moving. Drinking in public is a nuisance with a serious potential to
result in brawls and quarrels causing serious injuries/death and damage to public and
private property. This affects the peace and tranquility of the area and creates problems in
maintaining law and order. It is also a punishable offence u/s 40 of the Delhi Excise Act2009 (Delhi Act 10 of 2010).
2.
And whereas it is necessary to take speedy measures in this regard to prevent
danger to human life and safety and to thwart/prevent un-toward incidence which may
affect the peace and tranquility of the area.
3.
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred upon me by section 144
Criminal procedures Code, 1973 read with Govt. of India Ministry of Home Affairs, New
Delhi’s Notification No.11036/1/2010-UTL dated 09.09.2010, I, PREM SINGH
HOODA Asstt. Commissioner of Police, Sub-Division, VIVEK VIHAR East District,
Delhi do hereby make this written orders to do the following for strict compliance by the
owners of such liquor vends in the area of Sub Division VIVEK VIHAR East District,
Delhi.
a)
Install CCTV with sufficient number of Cameras and recording system with
playback facility, to cover upto 50 meters area in front of the shop. The CCTV should
monitor anyone consuming liquor of facilitating consumption of liquor or any
unauthorized vender stationed in the coverage area.
b)
The recording system shall preserve a digital record of CCTV coverage for
not less than 10 days.
c)
The vend owner or his agent shall cause to copy the CCTV coverage on a CD
and handover to the police whenever demanded.
d)
Before starting sales for the day, the manager of the liquor vend should ensure
the CCTV system is in a proper working order and in case any defect is noticed,
immediate action to get it rectified should be taken. An entry should be made in the
register and intimation in writing should be sent to the police station simultaneously to be
got duly received from the Duty Officer of the police Station mentioning Daily Diary
Number on the intimation.
e)
During the course of monitoring of the CCTV System, the Manager of
anyone specifically designated by the Manager for real time monitoring of CCTV Cell
immediately inform the police Control Room at Telephone No.100 and also the nearest
police Station in case any illegal drinking in public or unauthorized vendor is noticed in
the CCTV coverage area.
f)
The vend owner shall display prominently at least two bilingual sign boards
mentioning that the drinking in public place is an offence and standing of unauthorized
vendors outside the liquor shop is strictly prohibited. Telephone number of nearest police
Station shall also be mentioned on the signboards.
4.
This order shall come into force with effect from 16.03.2011 and shall remain in
force for a period of 60 days i.e. upto 14.05.2011 (both days inclusive) unless withdrawn
earlier.
5.
Any person contravening this order shall be punishable under Section 188 of the
Indian penal Code.
6.
As the notice cannot be served individually on all concerned, the order is hereby
passed ex-parte. It shall be published for the information of the public through the press
and by affixing copies on the notice boards of the offices of all the District DCsP, Addl,
DCsP/ACsP, Tehsil Offices, all police Stations concerned and the offices of the NDMC
and MCD of Delhi.
( PREM SINGH HOODA)
ASSTT. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE
SUB DIVISION VIVEK VIHAR
EAST DISTRICT, DELHI