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Cop nabbed

NEW DELHI: A dismissed police constable who had allegedly submitted forged documents to join the service has been arrested at Karouli in Rajasthan by the Crime Branch of the Delhi police. The accused carried a reward of Rs. 10,000 on his head and was allegedly involved in three other criminal cases.

Acting on a tip-off that 40-year-old Ram Kesh Meena was in Rajasthan, a team led by Assistant Commissioner of Police Sanjay Tyagi and comprising Head Constables Laxman Prasad and Rajbir Singh arrested him on Monday.

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