Lucknow: In a significant joint operation by the Punjab Police and the Lucknow Police, two high-profile shooters linked to Punjab’s infamous Vicky Gang were apprehended in Lucknow. The operation, led by the DCP North’s crime team and Ghazipur Police, resulted in the arrest of Punjab Singh and Vikram Singh alias Vicky, both wanted in connection with a sensational murder case in Punjab. The arrests took place in the Indiranagar Sector 13 locality of the Ghazipur police station area.
Details of the Operation
The Punjab Police, coordinating closely with the Lucknow Police, tracked the suspects to a rented house in Indiranagar Sector 13, where they had been hiding. The successful capture of these shooters underscores the efficacy of inter-state police collaboration, marking an important achievement in the fight against organized crime.
Recoveries from the Arrest
During the operation, law enforcement seized several incriminating items, including:
- A cache of firearms and live cartridges, believed to be used in criminal activities.
- A luxury Hyundai Alcazar SUV, reportedly used by the suspects for transportation.
The weapons and high-end vehicle underscore the shooters’ involvement in organized crime and highlight the extensive resources they had access to while evading law enforcement.
Background and Implications
Punjab Singh and Vikram Singh have been linked to various criminal activities under the Vicky Gang, a notorious criminal group in Punjab. Their arrest is a significant step in curbing organized crime that often crosses state borders. The successful capture of these suspects reinforces the Punjab Police’s and Lucknow Police’s commitment to ensuring safety and upholding law and order, especially as such operations continue to strengthen ties between state police forces.
Community and Law Enforcement Impact
The arrests have brought relief to residents and demonstrate the Punjab and Uttar Pradesh Police’s resolve to combat organized crime that threatens public safety. This joint operation not only dismantled a critical part of the Vicky Gang’s network but also showcased the efficiency of collaborative crime-fighting efforts across states.
