Two held for chain snatching, counterfeit currency racket in Anantapur

The two -state chain grasper, also included in the challenging currency, was arrested by Anantapur police on Friday. Approximately 35 lakh worth 304 grams of gold decorations, 35,500 la cash, fake ₹ 500 notes, a printer and two motorcycles were seized.

Together with the Putluru police, CCS police, one of them, one in Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, caught the couple, who was confronted with six previous cases.

Police Director P. Jagadeesh, who addressed a press conference in Anantapur, described his defendants M. Jashwanth as a pseudonym Raju nickname Gundi and Kambadur Bhogam Raju Pickle Nicknamed Silem Raju Alias ​​Shalem. “The defendant, who was a close friend, was dependent on the defendant, cricket bets, gambling and other bad habits. He pushed it into debt, resorted to chain and fraud to maintain their habits,” he said.

The duo targeted women with very few public movements for women in distant regions. “They wandered in isolated places and grabbed the chains in the moments of opportunity. Anantapur, Putluru, Narpala, Uravakonda, Tadipatri and nearby villages, Simhadripuram Mandal in Kadapa Region, as well as crimes were reported.

The investigations revealed that the defendants have completed the police borders of the defendants, three in Tadipatri, each in Narpala and Putluru, and each in Anantapur IV town, Uravakonda, Tadipatri rural, Anantapur countryside and Simhadripuram police borders. In these cases, the police saved all the stolen properties.

The SP also took a photocopy on laptop pages with a color printer, a color printer, a photocopy and a color printer that the duo has also returned to fraud for easy money. SP was reserved in Karnataka and Anantapur for Jashwanth’s vehicle theft, thefts, robbery and chain grabs.