Over 200 dreaded gangsters in Haryana have jumped parole never to return. and this is an acknowledgement by none other than the state’s DGP himself.
Among the most wanted criminals in Haryana are over 200 dreaded gangsters from Haryana jails, who went out on parole and never came back. In fact what they did was committed series of crimes. None other than the Director General of Police of Haryana Ranjiv Dalal has admitted it.
A proposal has been sent to amend the existing rules which allow parole. As per it, no parole would be allowed to hardcore criminals for the first five years. In eventuality of a death in a family, a police team would accompany the prisoner.
Sources say, a total of 244 convicts who were released on parole from various jails in the state have not surrendered after completion of their parole period till date.
Out of 244, 52 parole jumpers are from Ambala jail followed by 46 from Karnal, 39 from Hisar, 34 from Gurgaon, 19 from Sonipat, 14 from Bhiwani and 10 from Jind, 3 from Kurukshetra, 2 from Rewari, and one each from Yamunanagar, Kaithal, Narnaul and Faridabad jails.
And most of these criminals cross the porous border mostly into UP. According to the records available these criminals are mainly wanted in cases pertaining to murder, robbery, dacoity and vehicle theft and are part of the inter-state gangs operational in Haryana, UP and Madhya Pradesh. Except for two major vehicle theft gangs busted this January and April, the police of both the states have failed to nab them.
By their own admission Haryana jail authorities are grappling with the problem of parole jumpers, who went out of jail and never came back. Out of the list of most wanted, 244 of them happen to have given police a slip following g a parole.
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