Brothers in crime: 2 held for robberies in Ghaziabad
Ghaziabad: Two brothers behind a string of snatching and robbing cases were arrested after a gunfight with cops in Kaushambi on Tuesday.
Shayama alias Sahil (28) and his brother Rama alias Rahul, residents of Kotwali are twins and the main suspects in five snatching cases reported in the past few months in Indirapuram, Vasundhara, and Vaishali.
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During the early hours of Tuesday, a police team was doing a routine check of vehicles coming from Indirapuram at the Sector 2/5 culvert. When they signalled two persons on a black motorcycle (Apache) without a number plate to stop, the riders suddenly braked, turned left, and attempted to flee towards the UP Gate bridge. Police pursued them, and due to the uneven terrain, the motorcycle hit some stones and slipped near pillar number 14, causing the riders to fall.
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ACP (Indirapuram) Abhishek Srivastava said the accused hit behind the pillar, and when the team warned them to surrender, they shouted and fired at the officials.
In retaliatory firing from the police, one of the accused was shot in his left leg while the other tried to escape but was caught. The injured accused was arrested and sent to the hospital for treatment.
"Upon interrogating the arrested suspects, it was revealed that both individuals collaborated to commit thefts of chains and mobile phones," Srivastava said.
They were booked under 109 (1) (attempt to murder), 317 (2) (dishonestly receiving stolen property) of BNS and relevant sections of the Arms act.
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