KAIMUR POLICE ARRESTED 7 GAMBLERS
-The Chainpur police, operating within the Bhabhua subdivision, conducted a raid in the Hata Nagar Panchayat area and arrested a total of eight individuals, including seven gamblers. Following the confirmation that the eighth person had consumed alcohol, the police remanded all of them to judicial custody.
KAIMUR POLICE ARRESTED 7 GAMBLERS
9-NOV-ENG 1
RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL
BHABHUA--------------------------The Chainpur police, operating within the Bhabhua subdivision, conducted a raid in the Hata Nagar Panchayat area and arrested a total of eight individuals, including seven gamblers. Following the confirmation that the eighth person had consumed alcohol, the police remanded all of them to judicial custody.
Providing details on the incident, Chainpur Station House Officer (SHO) Girish Kumar stated that the police had received a tip-off that some individuals were gambling in the Hata Nagar Panchayat area. Acting on this information, a police team was immediately assembled and dispatched to the location. During the operation, the police arrested seven individuals for gambling. Additionally, another person was taken into custody on suspicion of alcohol consumption; a subsequent medical examination confirmed that he had indeed consumed alcohol.
The arrested individuals have been identified as: Munna Ram (son of Mangru Ram, from Nandana village), Vikas Yadav (son of Kanta Yadav, from Chitadhi village), Bhushan Yadav (son of Shrikishun Yadav, from Khoradih village), Kuldeep Kumar Gupta (son of Kanchan Sah, from Chitadhi village), Rambabu Chauhan (son of Lallan Chauhan, from Hata village), Dhanu Kumar (son of Tripurari Yadav, from Hata village), Ramcharan Chauhan (son of Rajendra Chauhan, from Hata village), and Nagina Ram (son of Marchu Ram, from Shivpur village). All are residents of the area under the jurisdiction of the Chainpur police station in Kaimur district.
The SHO stated that all eight arrested individuals underwent a medical examination at the Chainpur Primary Health Centre. Following the completion of necessary legal formalities, they were presented before the Bhabhua court, which subsequently remanded them to judicial custody.
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