Wrestler murder: city police nab coach, aide from Dwarka
The Hindu
Accomplice found previously involved in two cases under Arms Act: police
The Delhi Police Special Cell on Friday arrested two persons, including the head coach of a wrestling academy in Haryana’s Sonipat district, in connection with the murder of trainee wrestler Nisha Dahiya and her 18-year-old brother, Suraj, at the academy two days ago.
According to Deputy Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Sanjeev Kumar Yadav, the accused — Pawan Barak, 25, and his accomplice Sachin Dahiya, 23 — were arrested from the city’s Dwarka area and one licensed revolver was recovered from their possession. While Pawan is a resident of Baland village in Rohtak, Sachin is a resident of Sonipat’s Kharkhoda village.
Sachin was found previously involved in two cases under the Arms Act and he was arrested in one of those cases by the Crime Branch, Rohtak, said the police.
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