Four notorious gangsters arrested in South Bihar

Monday, April 14, 2008, 17:03 [IST]

Sasaram, Apr 14 (UNI) In a major success, police today arrested four notorious gangsters from Kaithi village under Shiv Sagar police station in Rohtas district of South Bihar.

Superintendent of Police G S Gangwar here said acting on a tip-off sleuths of local police raided a hideout in the village and arrested four members of a local gang.

Police also recovered two countrymade pistols, 12 live cartridges and three looted motorcycles from the spot, the SP said adding those arrested were being interrogated.

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