Court-Declared Proclaimed Offender Arrested by North-East Delhi Police, Sent to Judicial Custody

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New Delhi: North-East Delhi Police have arrested a court-declared proclaimed offender and produced the accused before a court, which remanded the person to judicial custody.

The North-East District Police disclosed the arrest through a post on its official X account.

According to police, personnel from Harsh Vihar police station and the district’s Anti-Narcotics Task Force traced and apprehended the accused.

Police said the person had previously been declared a proclaimed offender by a court.

After the arrest, the accused was produced before the court and sent to judicial custody, according to the X post.

Police did not disclose the accused’s identity, the case in which the person was declared a proclaimed offender, the applicable charges or the place from which the arrest was made.

A photograph accompanied the police statement.

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