After a run for 7 years criminal held by Gurgaon crime branch

15 December, 2012

Finally, Gurgaon crime branch was victorious when they nabbed Ajay Singh, 32, from Chandigarh who made them run for 7 long years after he was convicted in a double murder case in his village near Gurgaon. He was working with a computer company as salesman.

AJAY SINGH was nabbed by the Haryana police who were in his search for him since the last seven years. He was arrested from Chandigarh's sector 17B, from his office, where he was working as a computer salesman, and residing in the city with his wife and children since the last two years.

He was living with his original name but with fake identity in which he mentioned his home town as Faridabad. But originally Ajay belongs to Rathiwas Thethar village in Gurgaon and was on a run after allegedly committing a double murder in a village.

He was involved in a double murder case in 2005 and had a Haryana police reward of Rs 10,000 on his head, reported of The Times of India. And after getting information a crime branch team led by inspector Rajendra Singh Dalal with his team reached Chandigarh on Wednesday and arrested him from Putela Computers, Kingdom office, Sector-17B, where Ajay was working for last two years.

"Ajay is shrewd. He has been at large for the past seven years. He is working as a salesman in his real name but he had deliberately given a wrong native place address (Faridabad). Before his stint with the computer agency, he was working with another firm under the name of Karan Singh. He had changed his mobile phone and SIM, when he got SMS and calls from unknown numbers. He probably changed around 50 numbers during this period. He has also using a fake ID (Ran Singh) on social site Facebook and used to chat with many friends under that fake identity. There is no photograph of his on his fake facebook account. We have been successful in nabbing him with the help of his call detail report. The accused was also wanted in another case of 2006, when he threatened to kill someone," inspector Rajendra Singh Dalal told TOI.