Delhi Police Arrests Declared Offender With 12 Criminal Cases After Digital Surveillance

New Delhi: The Outer North District Police have arrested a declared offender who had been evading law enforcement despite being officially declared a proclaimed offender by a court. The arrest was made by the Anti-Auto Theft Squad (AATS) following sustained technical surveillance and ground-level investigation.

The accused has been identified as Khemkaran alias Bablu (25), son of Darshan, a resident of Sundar Nagri in Nand Nagri, Delhi.

According to DCP Outer North District Shobhit D. Saxena, the accused had been declared a proclaimed offender by a court in connection with a criminal case registered in 2018. The case was registered at Mahendra Park Police Station under FIR No. 233/18 under Sections 324/34 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

What led to the accused's arrest?

The AATS team had been actively working to trace proclaimed offenders who were wanted in pending cases. Investigators combined digital intelligence, technical surveillance and locally gathered information to establish the accused's whereabouts.

Following continuous verification and field investigation, the police successfully traced and arrested him, ending his period of evasion.

Who supervised the operation?

The operation was conducted under the guidance of Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police-I Lokeshwaran R., supervision of ACP Operations Dinesh Kumar and leadership of AATS Station House Officer Inspector Anand Kumar Jha.

The team involved in the operation included ASI Sandeep and Head Constable Abhishek Khatri.

Police records indicate that the accused has an extensive criminal history, with his alleged involvement in 12 criminal cases reported so far.