Delhi Police Cracks Down on Notorious Syndicate: Five Shooters Arrested

The Delhi Police arrested five alleged shooters from the Aarzoo-Anmol Bishnoi-Harry Boxer syndicate for the murder of Inderpreet Singh alias Parry in Chandigarh. The accused were involved in several high-profile crimes and arrested during two operations. Their apprehension has thwarted an imminent major crime in Delhi.

In a significant crackdown, the Delhi Police has apprehended five alleged shooters connected to the notorious Aarzoo-Anmol Bishnoi-Harry Boxer syndicate for their part in the killing of Inderpreet Singh, known as Parry, in Chandigarh earlier this month.

Key suspects, Piyush Piplani, Ankush Solanki, Kunwarbir, Lovepreet Singh, and Santokh alias Kapil Khatri, are believed to have played roles in multiple criminal acts, including the murder of rival gangster Parry on December 1. Notably, Piplani led the assault on Parry, having been involved in other violent acts, including the murder of national-level kabaddi player Sonu Nolta.

The coordinated efforts of the Delhi Police Special Cell resulted in the arrests, averting a major crime in the national capital. These arrests were made after tangible intelligence was received, leading to detailed operations in the Shanti Van area and near Sarai Kale Khan bus terminal.

(With inputs from agencies.)