Bareilly: Wanted Accused Arif Nyazi Arrested in 2002 Case
Bareilly police apprehended Arif Nyazi, a fugitive wanted in a 2002 case under a non-bailable warrant, following a special operation.
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Fugitive Arrested in Old Case
The Kotwali police in Bareilly have successfully arrested Arif Nyazi, who was absconding in a 2002 case under a non-bailable warrant (NBW). This arrest was made as part of a special campaign against crime and criminals.
The accused, identified as Arif Nyazi alias Hello, son of Munne Nyazi resident of Khwaja Kutub, was apprehended from his residence. The operation was led by a police team under the supervision of Kotwali Station House Officer Rajiv Kumar Singh.
Warrant Pending Since 2002
Sources indicate that a case was registered against Arif Nyazi in 2002 under Section 292 of the Indian Penal Code, with case number 85/2002 and crime number 218/2002. The next hearing in this matter was scheduled for November 18, 2026, in the ACJM-2 court in Bareilly.
The accused had been wanted in this case for a long time, with a non-bailable warrant issued against him. Section 292 of the Indian Penal Code pertains to the publication or sale of obscene material. However, the specifics of Arif Nyazi's involvement and arrest in this particular case are currently clarified only as that of a warrantee.
Ongoing Police Operations
Following his arrest, police presented Arif Nyazi before the court in accordance with legal procedures. The Kotwali police have affirmed that such campaigns will continue without interruption to resolve pending warrants and ensure strict adherence to court orders.
This swift action by the police has instilled fear among other wanted criminals in the region. The vigilance of the police team made the arrest of this long-absconding warrantee possible.
Station House Officer Rajiv Kumar Singh described the arrest as a significant step towards maintaining law and order. He stated that action will be taken against all individuals not complying with court-issued warrants, emphasizing the police's commitment to preventing any disruption to the justice process.
Local residents have also commended the police's promptness, which has enhanced the sense of security in the area.