Delhi cops attacked with bricks, sticks, chilli powder during patrol; teen held
Three Delhi Police officers were injured during a patrol in Mukundpur. They were attacked with chilli powder, bricks, and sticks by a group. This confrontation occurred after police seized a motorcycle lacking valid documents. One 17-year-old juvenile was apprehended, while other attackers fled the scene. Authorities are actively searching for the main absconding accused, Sunil alias Pankaj.
Delhi police encountered a violent confrontation during their routine patrol in Mukundpur area on Saturday. Three head constables, Dinesh, Rajesh, and Tinu, were attacked by a group of individuals wielding bricks, sticks, and chili powder, as reported by local sources. One of the officers, Dinesh, sustained a head injury during the assault.
The incident occurred around 3:30 pm when the policemen found a motorcycle without valid documents. Upon returning to their patrol area, they were confronted by the motorcycle owner and his family members, who became violent and attacked the officers. The assault also involved one of the policemen being pelted with chili powder in the eyes.
Head constable Tinu arrived at the scene to aid his colleagues, but he too was subjected to the violent attack. Local residents assisted the police in apprehending a 17-year-old juvenile, who is the main accused. However, other suspects managed to flee the scene. A case has been registered at Bhalswa Dairy police station under multiple charges, including obstructing a public servant, assault, grievous hurt, attempt to commit culpable homicide, criminal conspiracy, and common intention.
Among the accused, Sunil, also known as Pankaj, is considered a notorious character in the area with a history of five criminal offenses, including two under the NDPS Act and other serious crimes. Authorities are actively searching for the remaining accused.
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