Delhi Police Crack Down on RRU Theft Racket

Delhi Police arrested a man involved in stealing Remote Radio Units from mobile towers. The man, partnered with an associate already in custody, used a car to aid the thefts. Key items and RRUs worth Rs 20 lakh were recovered. Investigations continue to dismantle the network.

In a significant breakthrough, Delhi Police have dismantled a sophisticated racket responsible for stealing Remote Radio Units (RRUs) from mobile towers. The crucial arrest came on Sunday, thwarting efforts to disrupt wireless communications.

The police, acting on specific intelligence, apprehended Aman, known as 'Monday', a 20-year-old resident from Ghaziabad's Loni area. Along with his arrested associate Aamir, Aman played a pivotal role in a series of RRU thefts, facilitating the operation with a vehicle now in police custody.

Authorities have recovered five RRUs worth approximately Rs 20 lakh, alongside specialized tools and software. The investigation revealed Aman's previous involvement in murder cases, accentuating the stakes involved. Police are expanding their probe to unravel the entire network and identify further accomplices.

(With inputs from agencies.)