Doon Police have arrested an accused who had been absconding for 10 years and was wanted under a court warrant in a case handled by Nehru Colony police station.
The case was registered in 2013 under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act. During the court proceedings, the accused did not appear before the court and remained away from the legal process.
Case and arrest
The available police information identifies the accused as a warrant accused. It states that police arrested the person after the accused had remained absconding for 10 years.
The case concerns an alleged offence under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act. The registration of the case and the arrest do not establish guilt. Any further determination will remain part of the judicial process.
The arrest brings the accused before the legal system after a prolonged absence from court proceedings. the accused’s name, the precise arrest location, or details of the next court hearing is not yet available.
Conclusion
Doon Police arrested a warrant accused who had avoided appearing before the court for 10 years in a 2013 case registered under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What action did Doon Police take?
Doon Police arrested a warrant accused who had remained absconding for 10 years.
Q. Which police station handled the case?
The case was handled by Nehru Colony police station.
Q. When was the case registered?
The case was registered in 2013.
Q. Under which law was the case registered?
The case was registered under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
Q. Why had the accused remained wanted?
The accused did not appear before the court during the case proceedings and had remained absconding.
