Meerut: History-sheeter Arshad escapes from Nauchandi police station
Following his escape, reports indicate that Arshad allegedly visited his home to retrieve a packet of charas while evading capture by the police.
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Arshad alias Jojo, a theft suspect and history-sheeter, escaped from custody at the Nauchandi police station in Meerut. After freeing himself from handcuffs on the pretext of needing to use the toilet, he jumped over the station wall and, as reported on 2 November 2026, allegedly visited his home to retrieve charas while evading capture.
Meerut: History-sheeter Arshad escapes from Nauchandi police station
View full updateFollowing his escape, reports indicate that Arshad allegedly visited his home to retrieve a packet of charas while evading capture by the police.
Meerut history sheeter Arshad escapes police custody Nauchandi station Latest Updates. He took his hand out of the handcuffs on the pretext of going to the toilet and jumped over the police station wall to escape. The police are searching for him.
Arshad alias Jojo was wanted in a theft case. The police had caught him and brought him to the police station. He opened the handcuffs and made an excuse to urinate.
A suspected leader of a goat theft gang was arrested following an encounter with police in the Jarcha area of Greater Noida on 1 November 2026. The accused, who was injured after being shot in the leg, is identified as an inter-district thief with 13 prior criminal cases as reported on 2 November 2026. One accomplice remains absconding as of 1 November 2026.
Police in Kasganj, Uttar Pradesh, arrested two individuals, identified as brothers, in connection with a burglary involving a house in Soron. Authorities recovered gold and silver jewelry valued at approximately 4 lakh rupees along with cash, and the accused have been remanded to judicial custody.
Avnish alias Kanchan, a 20-year-old resident of Firozabad, was arrested by the Government Railway Police at Kasganj railway station with two stolen mobile phones in his possession as reported on 21 October 2026. As of 01 November 2026, the investigation continues following the recovery of a Vivo Android mobile phone linked to a theft reported by a passenger at the same station.
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