In a significant operation, the Rajoun police in Banka district have arrested six individuals wanted in various cases. Two of the arrested accused were related to attachment-and-seizure warrants, while the other four were facing non-bailable warrants (NBW). The police, acting on confidential information and through a special drive, apprehended all these individuals from their hideouts.

According to police sources, these accused had been absconding for a long time. Those with attachment-and-seizure warrants were subject to property confiscation orders, while the NBW accused were arrested for failing to appear in court. The Rajoun Police Station Chief stated that this action was crucial for maintaining law and order and resolving pending cases. He also mentioned that the police are continuously conducting campaigns to apprehend such criminals and warrant holders who are evading legal processes.

Following their arrest, all six accused were brought to Rajoun Police Station for interrogation and completion of legal formalities. Subsequently, they were produced before the local court. The court, considering the seriousness of the cases and the warrants, ordered all accused to be sent to judicial custody. The police believe that this action will help control crime in the area and send a message to other absconding criminals that evading the law is not possible. Local residents have praised the police's efforts.