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In a significant breakthrough against organized crime, the Mohali Police in Punjab have apprehended Satpreet Singh, also known as Satti, the suspected leader of a notorious highway robbery gang, during a dramatic encounter near the village of Lehli. The operation unfolded when Singh, upon spotting police personnel, opened fire, leading to a fierce exchange. In the ensuing confrontation, Singh sustained injuries and was ultimately captured by the police, who recovered multiple weapons from him.
The incident has drawn attention from law enforcement officials, with Punjab’s Director General of Police (DGP) confirming the details. “The swift action of our officers prevented further violence and ensured the capture of a dangerous criminal,” the DGP stated, praising the police team for their bravery and dedication.
In a major breakthrough, @sasnagarpolice apprehendes Satpreet Singh @ Satti, Kingpin of a Highway Robbers Gang, after a brief exchange of fire near Village Lehli. The gang targeted vehicles on the #Ambala–#DeraBassi Highway and was involved in multiple armed robberies across… pic.twitter.com/wcLMsHkRct
— DGP Punjab Police (@DGPPunjabPolice) November 17, 2024
Satpreet Singh and his gang have been linked to a series of robberies along the Ambala-Derabassi highway, targeting unsuspecting motorists in both Punjab and Haryana. The gang’s brazen activities have instilled fear in the local communities and have been a significant challenge for law enforcement agencies in the region. Authorities are currently investigating Singh’s criminal connections and the extent of his gang’s operations.
Following the encounter, Singh has been admitted to a local hospital for treatment of his gunshot wounds under police supervision. Officers are expected to conduct detailed interrogations to uncover further information regarding the gang’s members and their criminal activities.
This arrest underscores the ongoing efforts of the Punjab Police to curb organized crime and enhance public safety. As investigations continue, residents express relief and hope that such actions will contribute to a decline in highway robberies in the region.
