Tanakpur police arrested Darshan Singh from his residence in Khatima in connection with 2 cases under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, according to Champawat police. He had been wanted under warrants in both matters for a long time.
The arrest was made as part of an ongoing police campaign to locate and apprehend accused persons who remain wanted in pending cases. Tanakpur police carried out the action at Singh’s Khatima residence.
What police said
Police identified the arrested person as Darshan Singh and described him as a warrant accused in 2 separate Section 138 NI Act cases. the case numbers, the alleged amounts involved, or details about the next court hearing is not yet available.
Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act concerns specified cheque dishonour cases. However, the arrest itself does not establish guilt. The final outcome will depend on the legal proceedings in the 2 cases.
The action links Tanakpur police with an arrest carried out in Khatima, where Singh was residing. No further details about the investigation, custody or court proceedings were provided in the available police information.
Conclusion
Tanakpur police have arrested Darshan Singh from Khatima under warrants connected with 2 long-pending Section 138 NI Act cases. Further legal action will proceed through the relevant court process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who was arrested?
Darshan Singh was arrested by Tanakpur police.
Q. Where was he arrested?
Police arrested him from his residence in Khatima.
Q. How many cases are involved?
The arrest relates to 2 cases.
Q. Which law is mentioned in the cases?
Both cases are under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.
Q. Why was Singh wanted?
Police said he had been wanted under warrants in the 2 cases for a long time.
