Kalu Gardan externed from Ahmedabad for 2 years
Ahmedabad: A notorious history-sheeter, Mohammad Sharif alias Kalu Gardan, was externed from Ahmedabad on Wednesdayto curb gambling-related crimes in the area. He has been barred from the area for two years.
"Gardan, a 45-year-old resident of Sankalitnagar Primary School in Juhapura, was repeatedly involved in gambling offences in the Vejalpur police station limits. Under the directive of the police commissioner and senior officers of Sector-1 and Zone-7, Vejalpur inspector R M Chauhan collected sufficient evidence against him," read a statement by the city police.
Following the submission of a formal externment proposal, assistant commissioner of police (F Division) passed an order externing him from the jurisdiction of the police commissionerate, Ahmedabad, for a period of two years, it said.
"On May 19 at 5.45pm, the externment order was formally executed, and Kalu Gardan was removed from the city limits with necessary legal procedures," said the statement.
Police officers say this action aims to deter repeat offenders and maintain law and order.
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