Jalandhar: Wanted Man in Gambling, Looting Case Seen with Police. Reached as president on Dussehra, officers honoured him, DSP said, ‘Didn’t know.’
spotted by the police (in the red circle) after being accused of robbing a gambling den.
Davinder, also known as DC, is still at large from police custody in Jalandhar, Punjab. He is wanted in relation to the September 30 Dolatpuri gambling and looting case. He is on the run, according to police records, and they say they are always looking for him.
What is surprising, though, is that he was in the Adampur pavilion on the day of Dussehra. He was present in his capacity as Adampur’s Dussehra Committee President.
He was joined on stage by AAP politician Pawan Kumar Tinu.
He was accompanied on stage by AAP politician Pawan Kumar Tinu.
Prominent individuals and police personnel, including DSP Kulwant Singh Sohal, attended the function. DC also paid tribute to all of the cops and visitors.
Davinder DC was not apprehended despite multiple raids, according to the police. On the other hand, he participates in public activities and is publicly visible. The Police Have a Firm Hold on Davinder (Continued)
Davinder’s open movement and the fact that his name and photo appear on the posters for the Dussehra Committee demonstrate how powerful he is inside the police. He wouldn’t participate in public events if this weren’t true. On stage, Davinder honors the policemen of the same police department that is looking for him.
The gambling and looting case involved the theft of 15 to 20 lakh rupees. The money from the Dolatpuri gambling den was linked to Davinder, often known as DC. Additionally, there was shooting and firing. He has not yet been apprehended by the police. The incident was also captured on CCTV. For the first two days, the matter was not registered.
The honoured DSP remarked, “I didn’t know he was wanted.”
DSP Kulwant Singh claimed he was not aware the man was wanted when he was honoured by Davinder. He went on to say that he would have phoned the police from the relevant station and had him detained immediately if he had known.
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