PS Pahargaon Cracks Two Bike Theft Circumstances and Recovers Stolen Property

Tarun Karthick

Port Blair, 29 August 2023

In a commendable show of their unwavering dedication to sustaining a secure group, the Pahargaon Police Station has efficiently solved two bike theft circumstances and recovered the stolen bikes.

The breakthrough in these circumstances unfolded on August 23, 2023, when Mr. Charles Primeo, a resident of Beodnabad Village, reported the theft of his Bajaj Pulsar 125 CC bike, bearing registration quantity AN01 Q 2591, to PS Pahargaon. Acting swiftly, the police registered the case underneath FIR No. 146/23 dated 23/08/2023, invoking Section 379 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). The accountability for investigating this case was entrusted to Assistant Sub-Inspector Peter Indwar of PS Pahargaon.

A devoted workforce from PS Pahargaon, led by Sub-Inspector Manish Narayan, ASI Peter Indwar (the investigating officer), and constables Jagdish Babu, S S Yadav, and Santosh Lall, labored diligently underneath the supervision of IPS Officer Ok M Priyanka, the Station House Officer (SHO) of PS Pahargaon.

During their intensive investigation, the workforce efficiently positioned the stolen bike. It had been stripped of its quantity plate and different firm markings however was recognized by its chassis quantity. Further inquiry led to the identification of the perpetrator, Mr. Manish Narayan, a 23-year-old resident of Teylerabad.

Under questioning, Manish Narayan confessed to stealing the bike and eradicating its quantity plate, firm markings, and sure bike parts. He additionally admitted to a earlier bike theft case involving a automobile registered underneath AN01 J 0766, which had already been reported at PS Pahargaon. This stolen bike was subsequently recovered from Manish Narayan’s residence. Unfortunately, most of its components had been dismantled and eliminated by the accused.

Police has requested the members of the general public to report any felony exercise or present info associated to such incidents by calling 112, 03192-232100, or 03192-233077. The identification of informants will stay confidential.