Devinder to be produced in Thiruvananthapuram court today

The investigation team recovered a car the suspect was believed to have stolen from Bangalore.

January 29, 2013 04:38 am | Updated November 16, 2021 10:32 pm IST - Thiruvananthapuram:

Devinder Singh, alias Bunty Chor, is taken out of the Thiruvananthapuram airport after he was brought to the city from Pune

Devinder Singh, alias Bunty Chor, is taken out of the Thiruvananthapuram airport after he was brought to the city from Pune

The State police will produce Devinder Singh, alias Bunty Chor, who they arrested from Pune on Saturday in connection with the break-in at the house of a businessman in the city on January 21, before a Magistrate court here on Tuesday.

On the basis of his statement, the investigation team led by Assistant Commissioner K.E. Baiju recovered a car the suspect was believed to have stolen from Bangalore.

The police said Devinder had abandoned the car near a hotel in the city and stole another one of the same make from Nanthancode. He then switched the number plates of the car with that of the one stolen from Bangalore.

Staff Reporter writes from Thrissur: State Police Chief K.S. Balsubramanian has denied allegations of attempt to sabotage the case against Devinder.

There is no need for giving unwanted importance to news on him.

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