Port Blair, Mar 31: In continuation of the zero tolerance policy against any kind of crime, PS Aberdeen staff have cracked the Aberdeen Bazaar Hotel burglary case and recovered 2 Nos. I-Phones worth Rs. 1.17 Lakhs and Rs. 20,700/- cash.
On 21/03/2022, a case vide FIR No. 67/22 U/s 457/380 IPC was registered at PS Aberdeen and investigation was entrusted to SI Regan Isaac of PS Aberdeen. The case was initially a blind case of theft of Rs. 2 Lakhs of cash from the Hotel Beach Castle, Aberdeen Bazaar. However, working professionally, the team collected technical evidence in the form of CCTV footage, CDRs and identified the accused person. Based on the investigation, a total of 06 persons have been arrested for their involvement in the crime. The team of PS Aberdeen led by SI Regan Isaac (Investigating Officer), HC/Sunil Singh Yadav, PC/S.N Rao, PC/Sandeep Lakra, PC/Sonu Yadav, PC/Ashish Kumar and PC/Shiv Kumar under the supervision of Insp. R.K Mazumder, I/c PS Aberdeen cracked the case and recovered 2 Nos. I-Phones worth Rs. 1.17 Lakhs and Rs. 20,700/- cash. The details of the accused persons are
1. V. Eshwar, 30 years, a Pvt Worker, R/o Haddo.
2. Murgeshan Palani Swamy, 40yrs R/o Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu Presently residing at Tylerabad.
3. Balveer Beck, 40yrs R/o Jaspur, Chattisgarh presently at Pongichaung.
4. Sudipta Mondal,22yrs, Cook at Janaki fast food R/o North 24 Parganas, west Bengal, Now presently at Janaki fast food stall at PBMC Food court Aberdeen Bazaar.
5. Lokhnath Halder, 21yrs, Cook at Janaki fast food R/o South 24 Parganas, west Bengal. Now presently at Janaki fast food stall at PBMC Food court Aberdeen Bazaar.
6. M.V Swamy, 28 yrs, pvt. cook , R/o PBMC, Food court Aberdeen Bazaar
The general public is requested to share information pertaining to any crime or other illegal activities to Police at 112, 03192-232100 & 03192-233077. The identity of the informant will be kept secret.

John Wilbert & Savita Kumari
Port Blair, Mar 10: A 26-year-old youth accused in a POCSO case, who was reportedly absconding from past three Days, was arrested by PS Nancowry today.
The accused is a resident of Kamorta and was nabbed today by PS Nancowry from Chota Enaka, Kamorta.
The accused has been kept under transit remand at PS Nancowry and later will be produced in Court, it is learnt.

Port Blair, Dec 26: To keep a check on infiltration into the Jarawa Reserve Area especially during the COVID pandemic situations, regular joint patrolling is being carried out by a combined team of Police, Forest and AAJVS department. The Police team comprising ASI Muthu Kannan, I/c OP Tirur, PC/2871 Vishal and HG(D)/585 Sukhdev went for sea patrol in the morning of 25/12/2021. During the joint patrolling, it was found that 04 dinghies with 17 fishermen were fishing inside the Jarawa Reserve Area. Acting swiftly, the patrolling team apprehended all the 17 fishermen and seized their dinghies. On checking, around 750 kgs of fish, fuel, solar panel, GPS, 06 Nos. empty drums, plastic jerricans, gas stove, buckets, pipes and other fishing articles were recovered from their possession. Upon this, the apprehended persons were arrested on the spot and a FIR vide no. 74/21 dated 26/12/2021 U/s 188/269/270/34 IPC r.w.s 7/8 PAT Reg 1956 has been registered against them. The entire patrolling was conducted under the control of SI T. Dilla Rao, SHO PS Ograbraj and under the supervision of Mr Saurabh Chandra, SDPO Bambooflat.
The general public is requested to pass on any credible information about the intrusion into the Jarawa Reserved area or any other illegal activities on the telephone Nos. 258019, 233077, 9531856271 & 100. The identity of the informer will be kept secret, a release from the Andaman and Nicobar Police said.