Fugitive's 38-Year Run Ends: Arrested After High Court Order
After 38 years on the run, Pradeep Kumar Saxena was arrested due to a recent court order. He had evaded capture by changing his identity and religion. Police finally apprehended him in Moradabad after receiving a tip from his brother. He is now in custody at the CJM court.
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After nearly four decades, Pradeep Kumar Saxena, wanted for the 1987 murder of his brother Sanjeev, has been detained by police following a directive from the Allahabad High Court, announced officials.
Saxena, who adopted the name Abdul Rahim and converted to Islam to evade capture, was identified and seized by a special police unit in Moradabad. The operation came after his brother hinted at his whereabouts.
The arrest followed relentless interrogations and research in the community where Saxena resided under his alias for approximately 30 years.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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