A fugitive accused in a murder and SC/ST Act case has been arrested by the police in Siwan district. The accused was apprehended near a school while attempting to flee. According to police sources, acting on a tip-off, a police team surrounded the accused. When the police moved in to apprehend him, he tried to escape, but vigilant officers quickly overpowered him.

This arrest is considered a significant success for the Siwan police, as the accused had been absconding for a considerable period. He was wanted in connection with serious offenses, including murder and under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989. Cases filed under this act often create severe social tension, and the arrest of the accused brings hope of justice to the victims.

The Superintendent of Police (SP) stated that continuous raids were being conducted to apprehend the accused. His location was traced based on technical surveillance and information received from informants. The SP further emphasized that such criminals would not be spared under any circumstances and that the law would take its course. The accused has been sent to judicial custody, and further legal proceedings have been initiated. This arrest is expected to help maintain law and order in the area and send a strong message to criminals.