Gang war: two arrested in Udupi
The Hindu
Udupi police arrest two in gang-war incident, recover weapons and vehicles, investigating further.
The Udupi Town Police on Saturday, May 25, arrested two persons allegedly involved in a gang-war at Kunjibettu on Udupi-Manipal NH 169A on the night of May 18.
Police gave the names of the accused as Ashiq and Raquib, reportedly belonging to one Garuda gang of Kaup. Though the incident had occurred on May 18, police registered the case after a video clip of the incident went viral on social media.
Police have recovered two cars and two motorcycles, one sword and one dagger from the accused and are searching for the others involved in the incident.
In the video clip that was circulated on social media, drivers of two cars were seen hitting each other’s vehicles while one driver was seen knocking down one person. At least five-six people from both the cars were seen hitting the other vehicle with sharp weapons.
Udupi Town Police have registered a case and are investigating.
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