Stalker Arrested for Harassing Australian Women Cricket Players

Aqeel, a history-sheeter, has been arrested for allegedly stalking and harassing two Australian women cricket players in the city. According to the police, Aqeel followed the players on their way to a café from their hotel on Thursday morning. He was eventually identified and arrested after a thorough investigation involving over 100 CCTV cameras and a team of 35 officers. Aqeel was produced in court and sent to jail for 15 days.

Key Takeaways:

Aqeel, a history-sheeter, was arrested for stalking and harassing two Australian women cricket players in the city.
The incident occurred on Thursday morning when the players were on their way to a café from their hotel.
A team of 35 officers and police personnel was formed to identify and arrest the accused.
Over 100 CCTV cameras were checked to identify the accused, and he was eventually arrested.
Aqeel was produced in court and sent to jail for 15 days.
The accused was on a bike without a registration number, making it difficult for the police to identify him.
Aqeel has a history of crime and had allegedly gone to drop his father to Satyasai Square before the incident.
The accused pushed an ACP and TI in Khajrana area while fleeing from the scene.
A team of cops from four police stations was formed to arrest the accused.
Police may take preventive action against the accused.

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35 officers and police personnel were involved in the investigation to identify and arrest the accused.
Over 100 CCTV cameras were checked to identify the accused.
Aqeel was arrested and produced in court within 24 hours of the incident.
The accused was sent to jail for 15 days.
The accused was on a bike without a registration number.
4 police stations were involved in the investigation to arrest the accused.

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