Kotdwar police have arrested Balwant and Sukhdev in separate cases under non-bailable warrants issued by the courts. The police said both men are being presented in court after the required legal process.
The arrests followed directions from Pauri Senior Superintendent of Police Sarvesh Panwar. He instructed all station in-charges to take action on non-bailable warrants received from the courts while focusing on crime prevention and maintenance of law and order.
Cases linked to the warrants
According to the police, Balwant, son of Dayal Singh, is a resident of Aamsaud in Kotdwar, Pauri Garhwal district. A case against him involves IPC Sections 223, 504 and 506.
Sukhdev Khantwal, son of Omprakash, is also a resident of Kotdwar in Pauri Garhwal district. He was a warrant subject in a cheque-bounce case registered under Section 138 of the NI Act.
The police action concerns court-issued non-bailable warrants. The arrests and warrants do not by themselves establish guilt, and the next legal step is their presentation before the court.
Police team
The team involved in the arrests included Sub-Inspector Meharajuddin, Sub-Inspector Kishandatt Sharma, Head Constable Bablu Goswami, Head Constable Devender, Constable Sanjeev and Constable Dushyant.
Conclusion
Kotdwar police arrested Balwant and Sukhdev on non-bailable warrants in separate cases and are presenting them in court after completing the required legal formalities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who did Kotdwar police arrest?
Balwant and Sukhdev were arrested in separate cases on non-bailable warrants.
Q. Why was Balwant wanted under a warrant?
The police linked Balwant’s case to IPC Sections 223, 504 and 506.
Q. What case is linked to Sukhdev?
Sukhdev was a warrant subject in a cheque-bounce case under Section 138 of the NI Act.
Q. Where do the 2 men live?
Balwant and Sukhdev are residents of Kotdwar, Pauri Garhwal district. Balwant is from Aamsaud, while Sukhdev is identified as Sukhdev Khantwal.
Q. What happened after the arrests?
The police said both men were being presented in court after the required legal action.
Q. Who ordered action on the warrants?
Pauri Senior Superintendent of Police Sarvesh Panwar directed station in-charges to act on court-issued non-bailable warrants.
