Delhi Police Arrest Double Murder Fugitive After 32 Years
Police said Lalit used a false identity and worked as a packaging labourer before his arrest in a 1994 double murder and dacoity case.
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Delhi Police arrest double murder fugitive after 32 years
New Delhi:The Delhi Police crime branch on Friday arrested a 48-year-old man who had been absconding for 32 years in a 1994 double murder case and dacoity case involving the killing of two sadhvis of a spiritual ashram in east Delhi
32-year Manhunt Ends: 1994 Double Murder-cum-dacoity Wanted Accused Arrested
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. In a significant breakthrough, the Central Range of the Crime Branch, Delhi, has arrested Lalit (48 years), a wanted accused in FIR No. 583/1994, under Sections 396/302/34 IPC, Police Station Shakarpur, in connection with the brutal murder of two Sadhvis of a spiritual “Ashram” situated in the East Delhi area. India News | 32-year Manhunt Ends: 1994 Double Murder-cum-dacoity Wanted Accused A…
32 years on, man wanted for killing 2 sadhvis at Delhi ashram arrested
A 48-year-old man named Lalit was arrested after evading police for nearly 32 years. He was wanted in a double murder and robbery case involving two sadhvis at an ashram in Delhi. Lalit worked in various jobs under a false identity until his recent capture at a factory. He allegedly participated in the crime and received a share of the stolen valuables.
The accused in the murder of two sadhvis in Delhi has been arrested after 32 years. The accused was caught while working as a laborer in a factory.
Delhi Police Nab Man After 32 Years In Double Murder Case
A 48-year-old man, Lalit, has been arrested in New Delhi for his alleged involvement in a 1994 double murder-cum-dacoity case. He had been absconding for nearly 32 years after two sadhvis were strangled to death and valuables looted from a spiritual ashram. Three other co-accused were arrested earlier, while Lalit lived under a false identity as a labourer.
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