These days the Jabalpur police in Madhya Pradesh are so troubled by the ‘rat’ menace that the police had to take action against this ‘rat’ under the NSA i.e. National Security Act and put him in jail. More than 18 criminal cases have been registered against this ‘rat’ in Jabalpur. Many cases including murder, illegal extortion, assault, Arms Act, obstruction of government work, stone pelting have been reported in this.
This ‘rat’ was becoming a headache for the Jabalpur police for a long time. On the instructions of SP Aditya Pratap Singh, District Magistrate Deepak Saxena issued a warrant against the ‘rat’ under the NSA i.e. National Security Act. Based on this, the police laid a trap and arrested him and admitted him to the Central Jail.
Adhartal police station in-charge Rajkumar Khatik said that 24-year-old Vivek alias Chuha Pandey is a miscreant and criminal from Suhagi Welcome Colony Patel Nagar in Adhartal police station area. He commits some crime every day.
So far 18 cases have been registered against ‘Rat’
‘Rat’ entered the world of crime at the age of 16. Since 2018, he has been carrying out continuous criminal activities. ‘Rat’ wanted to be the uncrowned king of the crime world, for which he committed crimes every day. Jabalpur police have registered around 18 cases against Chuha including murder, illegal extortion, assault, Arms Act, obstruction of government work and stone pelting. The rat was periodically cracked down on by the police, but as his habits did not improve, the rat continued to move into the world of crime.
The police arrested the ‘rat’ and sent him to jail
The police feared that he would re-offend due to the feisty criminal who was on the loose. Seeing this, SP Aditya Pratap Singh ordered action against him under the National Security Act (NSA). An NSA was filed against the culprit Vivek alias Chuha Pandey and he was produced before District Magistrate Deepak Saxena. After this he was arrested and sent to jail.
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