Dehradun police have externed Ashish Rangad from the district for 6 months, taking him to the Saharanpur border and publicly announcing the action with drums and a loudspeaker.
Nehru Colony police carried out the order on Saturday. Rangad, who lives on Mata Mandir Road in Motharowala, was taken out of Dehradun after the District Magistrate approved the externment proceedings.
Why police took the action
According to police, 4 cases are registered against Rangad. 3 were registered in 2025 and one in 2023. The cases involve assault, threats and other offences.
Police submitted a report under Section 3(one) of the Uttarakhand Goonda Control Act to the District Magistrate. The District Magistrate then ordered that Rangad be kept outside Dehradun for 6 months.
Externment prevents the person named in the order from remaining in the specified district during the period set by the competent authority. In this case, police took Rangad to the Saharanpur border to enforce the order.
Public announcement at the border
Police beat drums and used a loudspeaker while sending Rangad out of the district. The public announcement made the action visible to people near the border.
The police account describes the cases as registered allegations. It does not establish guilt, and no court decision is included in the available information.
The next verified development is the implementation of the 6-month externment order. The available report does not provide further details about any separate court proceedings or conditions attached to the order.
Conclusion
Dehradun police have enforced a 6-month externment order against Ashish Rangad after the District Magistrate acted on a report citing 4 registered cases. The order was carried out at the Saharanpur border with a public announcement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who was externed from Dehradun?
Ashish Rangad, a resident of Mata Mandir Road in Motharowala, was externed from the district.
Q. How long will the externment last?
The externment order is for 6 months.
Q. Which police unit carried out the order?
Nehru Colony police carried out the externment.
Q. Where was Rangad taken?
Police took him to the Saharanpur border and sent him out of Dehradun.
Q. How many cases does police say are registered against him?
Police said 4 cases are registered against Rangad, including 3 from 2025 and one from 2023.
Q. Which law was cited in the police report?
Police submitted the report under Section 3(one) of the Uttarakhand Goonda Control Act.
Q. Did the available information establish guilt?
No. The available information refers to registered cases and does not include a court decision establishing guilt.
