Bijnor (Uttar Pradesh): There was an encounter between Chandpur police station of Bijnor district of Uttar Pradesh and a criminal demanding extortion from a doctor. In this, a criminal got injured after being shot and has been arrested. 1 pistol 315 (bore), 1 spent cartridge, a scooter and a mobile were recovered from his possession. More than 10 criminal cases are registered against this scoundrel.
The accused was identified as Intezaar (26), resident of Papsara Khadar village of Amroha. The officer said he had earlier also been involved in sensitive cases registered across the district. According to the police, the complainant is associated with the medical profession. A complainant living in Shahchandan Mohalla of Chandpur reported on November 3 that an unknown person had called his WhatsApp number twice demanding extortion of Rs 12 lakh. He and his family members were also threatened to be killed if the money was not paid.
Chandpur police station in-charge Sanjay Garg said, “During the investigation, with the help of the surveillance team and on the basis of technical evidence, Intezaar’s name came to light. Special information was received between Saturday-Friday night. In which it was indicated that a person named Intezaar, involved in an extortion case, was coming to Basta Road. After this, the police team started vehicle checking on the canal culvert located on Basta Road. Meanwhile, the police saw a suspect coming on a scooter. He was signaled to stop, but he turned the scooter and started running away and fired at the police. The police also opened fire in retaliation. In the encounter, the criminal Await got injured by a bullet. He was arrested.”
During interrogation, Intezaar told that earlier the doctor had a small clinic. Later the doctor built a big hospital. I thought the doctor had a lot of money. You can get a lot of money by demanding extortion from him. That’s why I called the doctor twice on WhatsApp, threatening to kill him, and demanding Rs 12 lakh.
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— Bijnor Police (@bijnorpolice) November 4, 2023
