CHENNAI: Chennai city police have come closer to fixing the Sunday bank heist with the arrest of security guard Shabi Lal, who was once the main suspect, in Nepal with the assistance of Interpol police on Thursday. However, the Nepal police personnel refused handy him over to the Chennai police as they've to observe various norms to extradite him from Nepal to India, as in line with the treaty signed between the two nations in 1963.
Based on a tip by way of the Chennai police throughout the central nodal agency CBI, the Interpol officers helped the Nepal police nab Shabi Lal near his native village. The Interpol officers have showed the nodal agency about his arrest.
The Chennai police team tenting at the Nepal border are trying to negotiate with the Nepal police throughout the CBI officers to convey the suspect to Chennai to apprehend him within the bank heist case.
The guard Shabi Lal, his son Dillu Lal and 4 different accomplicesstole a minimum of?40 lakh price gold, diamond and ruby jewelry from two lockers at the Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) branch in Virugambakkam.
A police officer mentioned that as in line with the extradition treaty signed between India and Nepal, the Chennai police should acquire paperwork and substantiating evidences to substantiate Shabi Lal and his son Dillu Lal’s involvement within the case.
The copies of paperwork should be submitted throughout the CBI to the Interpol, which in flip will give up them to the Nepal police. If thedocuments and proofs submitted are validated, the Nepal government would extradite Shabi Lal and his son Dillu Lal to India.
A senior police officer showed the scoop from Nepal saying, “We have to attend and apprehend him if he enters India once more.”
“It may take a minimum of a couple of extra months to extradite the suspects,” mentioned some other top officer.
Meanwhile, the police are checking whether the accused had carried his loot with him to Nepal or if he had given one of the jewelry to his accomplices in Chennai and Bengaluru.
Meanwhile, a police team nabbed a automotive motive force from Bengaluru and two security guards from Nepal, employed in complexes in Anna Nagar and Ramapuram, for helping Shabi’s get away in a automotive after looting the bank and in getting the gasoline cylinder usedtocutopen thebank lockers.
Based on a tip by way of the Chennai police throughout the central nodal agency CBI, the Interpol officers helped the Nepal police nab Shabi Lal near his native village. The Interpol officers have showed the nodal agency about his arrest.
The Chennai police team tenting at the Nepal border are trying to negotiate with the Nepal police throughout the CBI officers to convey the suspect to Chennai to apprehend him within the bank heist case.
The guard Shabi Lal, his son Dillu Lal and 4 different accomplicesstole a minimum of?40 lakh price gold, diamond and ruby jewelry from two lockers at the Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) branch in Virugambakkam.
A police officer mentioned that as in line with the extradition treaty signed between India and Nepal, the Chennai police should acquire paperwork and substantiating evidences to substantiate Shabi Lal and his son Dillu Lal’s involvement within the case.
The copies of paperwork should be submitted throughout the CBI to the Interpol, which in flip will give up them to the Nepal police. If thedocuments and proofs submitted are validated, the Nepal government would extradite Shabi Lal and his son Dillu Lal to India.
A senior police officer showed the scoop from Nepal saying, “We have to attend and apprehend him if he enters India once more.”
“It may take a minimum of a couple of extra months to extradite the suspects,” mentioned some other top officer.
Meanwhile, the police are checking whether the accused had carried his loot with him to Nepal or if he had given one of the jewelry to his accomplices in Chennai and Bengaluru.
Meanwhile, a police team nabbed a automotive motive force from Bengaluru and two security guards from Nepal, employed in complexes in Anna Nagar and Ramapuram, for helping Shabi’s get away in a automotive after looting the bank and in getting the gasoline cylinder usedtocutopen thebank lockers.
Bank heist: Prime suspect is held in Nepal by Interpol
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