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Double murder accused to be brought today

By Our Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI, JUNE 23. Bharat Bhandari, who has been arrested in Maharajganj by the Uttar Pradesh police for his alleged involvement in the murder of Lieutenant-General Harnam Singh Seth and his wife at Vasant Enclave in South-West Delhi on Sunday, would be brought to Delhi on Thursday. Meanwhile, the police have launched a massive hunt for his accomplice.

According to the police, after being arrested by the Maharajganj police, Bharat was produced in the court and sent to one-day judicial custody. Meanwhile, a Delhi police team reached there and moved the court for his transit remand. After securing his remand, the team is on its way back with the accused. He would be produced in the Patiala Courts on Thursday.

Meanwhile, several teams have been pressed into action to trace his accomplice, a native of West Bengal, who has gone underground after the news of Bharat's arrest was made public.

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