Saharanpur Murder Case: Two Wanted Suspects Arrested
Gangoh police arrest two suspects wanted for a violent assault on factory owners in Saharanpur. Weapons recovered during the operation.
The Gangoh police have successfully apprehended two individuals who were wanted in connection with a brutal murder case involving a violent assault on factory owners. Following a targeted operation, authorities also managed to recover the weapons used during the attack.
The Violent Assault on Factory Owners
The incident, which traces back to October 10, 2026, began as a heated verbal altercation. According to the formal complaint lodged by Kishan Singh, a resident of Bishnot village, a group of individuals turned the argument violent.
The victims, identified as factory owners Arbin and Sadiq, were subjected to a savage attack. The assailants reportedly used a combination of wooden sticks and iron rods to inflict severe injuries upon them. During the chaos, the attackers also caused significant property damage, including smashing the windshields of vehicles at the scene.
Following the incident, the Gangoh police station registered a formal case under FIR number 466/2026 to initiate a thorough investigation.
Police Operation and Arrest Details
Acting on specific intelligence and under the direct instructions of the Superintendent of Police, specialized teams were deployed to track down the suspects. The operation was carried out under the strict supervision of the Superintendent of Police (Rural) and the Circle Officer of Gangoh.
The arrests were made in two separate locations based on tip-offs:
- Pappu (alias Pranjal): The son of Balveer (alias Bittu) and a resident of Kallarhedi village, he was intercepted near the Salarpur underpass. During his arrest, police recovered one of the wooden sticks used in the assault.
- Ashu: Also a resident of Kallarhedi village and the son of Bittu, he was apprehended near the power station on the Salarpur-Kallarhedi road. Upon his disclosure, the second wooden stick was recovered by the police.
Both suspects are currently being processed as part of the legal proceedings and are being presented before a court to face justice for their alleged crimes.