SOURCE :- SIASAT NEWS
A Nepalese man was taken into custody on Tuesday, August 11th, by the Hyderabad Police in accordance with the Prevention of Dangerous Activities ( PD ) Act. The Hyderabad Commissioner of Police invoked Section 3 ( 2 ) of the Telangana Prevention of Dangerous Activities Act, 1986, and issued the order.
In connection with a serious murder-for-profit case registered with Jubilee Hills Police Station, Sunil Bahadur Aauji, a member of a Nepal-based gang, was subject to surveillance under Sections 103 ( 1 ) ( murder ), 309 ( 2 ) ( theft escalating to robbery ), and 317 ( 3 ) ( receiving property stolen during robbery ) of the BNS.
On May 8 this time, he is alleged that he, along with his coworkers, hatched a criminal plot and allegedly trespassed into Tanuja Ranjan’s residence, which was where the deceased, who was around 62 years old, was married to resigned IPS official Ray Vinay Ranjan, was. They are said to have suffocated her until she died and left her in a van filled with gold and other goods.
The suspect was detained on May 22 of this year and later transferred to administrative prison. In Gujarat and Maharashtra, both, he has two more circumstances.
Not just rewarding past offenses, confinement under the PD Act is intended to stop future activities that are perceived as harmful to people buy.
SOURCE : SIASAT
