CRPF soldier is suspect in four murders in Udupi, held in Belagavi village
The Hindu
In a joint operation, police from Udupi and Belagavi arrested a CRPF soldier on charges of killing four persons in Udupi on Tuesday.
In a joint operation, police from Udupi and Belagavi detained a CRPF soldier in connection with the killing four persons in Udupi.
The suspect — Praveen Arun Chougale, 28 — was picked up from a relative’s home in Kudchi village on November 14.
The suspect was serving as a security person in the airport at Mangalore. He hails from Sangli in Maharashtra. He was hiding in the house of a relative.
“A team of officers from Udupi were camping in Belagavi. They worked in coordination with our officers. The suspect was held using mobile triangulation technology tools, “ a senior officer said. The suspect is being taken to Udupi, the officer said.
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