A 25-year-old gang member, sought for his involvement in ATM cutting and cash theft incidents in Bihar, was apprehended in Nuh, Haryana, on Friday, according to police reports released on Saturday.
“However, somehow they managed to give cops a slip everytime. This time, the suspect was caught,” he added. Mohammad Mujeb alias Mujim, a resident of Bubalhedi village in Pinangwan, Nuh, was wanted in cases registered at the Muffasil and Turkaulia police stations in Motihari, Bihar’s East Champaran district, in 2024, when he and his gang members allegedly stole several lakhs of rupees after cutting open ATM kiosks with gas cutters. Officers said Bihar Police had announced a reward of ₹ 25,000 for information leading to his arrest after he continued to evade arrest for the last two years.
Nuh police public relations officer Krishan Kumar said that counterparts from Bihar had contacted them to seek assistance in arresting the suspects. “Following the request, Nuh superintendent of police Arpit Jain issued directions to carry out to nab the suspects who was traceless,” he said. Kumar said that Bihar Police teams had reached Nuh multiple times in an attempt to trace these suspects.
“A team led by sub-inspector Nikhil Kumar, station house officer of Pinangwan police station achieved success in catching the suspect after raids at multiple hideouts and was handed over to the Bihar police team that had reached from Cybercrime police station in Motihari on Friday that had reach Nuh,” he said, adding that the Bihar police team had taken him back for further legal proceedings.
