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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. “JP Nadda wife car theft”
2. “Delhi stolen car recovery”
The Delhi Police have recovered a stolen car belonging to Mallika Nadda, the wife of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president JP Nadda. Four men have been arrested in connection with the theft of the Toyota Fortuner from a service centre in southeast Delhi. The arrested individuals are Shivansh Tripathi, Md Saleem, Md Raees, and Furkaan Ahmed, while three others remain at large. The police revealed that the stolen vehicle was used by the accused to access the service centre, and it was later found in Varanasi. Investigations are ongoing to dismantle the car theft gang operating in the region.
1. JP Nadda wife car theft update
2. Delhi police arrests 4 suspects in Nadda wife car theft case
Theft of Nadda’s Wife’s Car: Arrest of Four Men and Recovery of Stolen Toyota Fortuner
Weeks after a car belonging to Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president JP Nadda’s wife Mallika Nadda was stolen from a service centre at Govindpuri in southeast Delhi, the police on Sunday announced that they have arrested four men in connection with the crime, and have recovered the stolen Toyota Fortuner.
Arrest of Suspects
The arrested men have been identified as Shivansh Tripathi, Md Saleem, Md Raees and Furkaan Ahmed. Three others are still at large, police said. Deputy commissioner of police (southeast) Rajesh Deo said, “The accused used a stolen Hyundai Creta car to gain access to the service centre and later lifted the car from there.”
Details of the Crime
Giving details of the case, police said the Fortuner was stolen on March 19, when Mallika Nadda’s staffers sent the vehicle for servicing in Govindpuri. Officers investigating the case said the driver dropped off the car at the service centre and left for lunch, but when he returned, he found that the car was missing and the staffers at the service centre had no clue about its whereabouts.
Investigation and Recovery
Subsequently, police said that a team was put on the case, and footage from several CCTVs were scanned. “It was first found that the car was seen near Faridabad. We sent staff to look for suspects involved and auto thieves in the area. One of the accused, Tripathi, was identified with the help of local informers. He was not at his house and a search for him was initiated,” said a senior police officer involved in the case, on condition of anonymity.
Recovery of the Stolen Car
Police said while Tripathi is the main accused, he works with Shahid and his family to steal luxury cars. “Saleem and the other receivers help the gangs to dispose of the vehicles and/or sell them. They were planning to send the car to Assam or other northeastern states soon to evade police,” said the officer quoted above.
DCP Deo said that based on the information they gathered, multiple raids were conducted at Lakhimpur Kheri in Uttar Pradesh, and Saleem was arrested. “Saleem told us he sold the car in Sitapur to a man named Mohd Raees. We searched for Raees and arrested him. He told us he sold the car to Furkaan in Amroha. A police team was then sent to Amroha and later to Varanasi. The accused, along with the stolen Fortuner, were found in Varanasi,” the DCP said.
In conclusion, the recovery of the stolen Toyota Fortuner belonging to Mallika Nadda is a significant breakthrough in the case, shedding light on the operations of car theft gangs in the region.
