Dy SP suffers injury in an encounter with the gangsters

Wednesday, February 6, 2008, 18:38 [IST]

Betiah, Feb 6 (UNI) A Deputy Superintendent of Police(Dy SP) sustained a serious injury in an encounter with the gangsters at Gandak Diara under Nautan police station area in West Champaran district this morning.

Police sources here said the gangsters fled with a two-wheeler from a teacher late last night. A police team led by Dy SP(Sadar) Alok, conducted raids at Gandak Diara area and in the exchange of fire Mr Alok was injured and rushed to a local private hospital.

However, the gangsters managed to escape the site, sources said, adding all the exit routes were sealed and raids were on to nab the gangsters.

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Topics: scotland yard, benazir assassination, banazir bhutto, prime minister, pakistan, islamabad

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