Attack on Police Serving Warrant in Tiliapur: Seven Accused Arrested, Police Operation Continues
Police team attacked in Tiliapur, Bareilly, while serving a non-bailable warrant. Seven arrested, manhunt for others underway.
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Police Attacked While Serving Warrant in Tiliapur, Bareilly
In a serious development in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly district, a police team was attacked while attempting to serve a non-bailable warrant in the village of Tiliapur, under the jurisdiction of CB Ganj police station. Following the incident, police swiftly apprehended seven accused individuals, with efforts ongoing to locate the remaining fugitives.
Mob Intervention Leads to Violence
The confrontation occurred when a police team, led by Sub-Inspector Pawan Kumar Sharma, arrived to take warrant-holder Bhola into custody. However, relatives of another warrant-holder, Like, and a mob of local residents violently resisted the police action. Like's wife, Kubra, and others not only attempted to free Like but also tried to release Bhola, leading to significant chaos at the scene.
Case Filed for Obstructing Government Work
According to the police, the mob engaged in assault and abusive behavior, thereby obstructing government work. Bhola could only be safely brought to the police station after additional police forces arrived. In connection with this incident, a case (Crime Number 433/2026) has been registered at the CB Ganj police station against 12 accused under various sections of the Indian Penal Code.
Seven Arrested, Search for Others Intensifies
Acting on intelligence, police successfully arrested seven individuals. The apprehended accused include Rashid, Zahid, Shahid, Azhar, Sabir, Imran, and Bhola. Six of these are residents of Tiliapur village, while Imran hails from the Fatehganj Paschimi police station area. Police reports indicate that Rashid has a pre-existing case registered against him in Cantt police station from 2023.
Furthermore, Bhola has an old criminal case pending against him at the CB Ganj police station dating back to 2008. Station House Officer Vinod Singh confirmed that legal proceedings are underway to apprehend the absconding accused. He emphasized that no one obstructing government work or challenging the law will be spared.