The particular person has been charged beneath MCOCA, the police talked about. (Representational)
New Delhi:
A 22-year-old man, who was arrested for reportedly assaulting and robbing a pilot at gunpoint on IIT flyover in southwest Delhi, has been charged beneath the Maharashtra Administration of Organised Crime Act, police talked about on Saturday.
According to police, P Silva was found involved in further than 12 circumstances of theft, theft and snatching.
A case beneath the Maharashtra Administration of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) has been registered in direction of him, they talked about.
A police official talked about the accused had allegedly been controlling his ”Thak Thak” gang from contained within the jail to carry out authorized actions in Delhi and adjoining areas.
“To investigate the illegal actions of Silva and the property acquired by him and his associates, a case beneath MCOCA has been registered on the Ambedkar Nagar Police Station,” Deputy Commissioner of Police (south) Atul Kumar Thakur talked about.
Silva, a resident of Madangir, was arrested in a case the place he, alongside collectively along with his associates, robbed a private airways pilot on IIT flyover in southwest Delhi, police talked about.
On the intervening night of June 2 and three, the pilot was on his methodology to Indira Gandhi Worldwide Airport in his office cab from Faridabad when Silva and his associates intercepted the auto on IIT flyover and took the pilot’s pockets which contained Rs 10,000 and completely different vital paperwork.
The accused and his two associates devoted crimes using the ”Thak Thak” modus operandi by which they used to divert consideration of the victims by making some excuse after which commit theft, police added.
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