SUV used by DS brothers found
TNN | Mar 1, 2016, 06.13 AM ISTCuttack: Police on Monday recovered an SUV from an associate of gangster siblings Sushant and Sushil Dhal Samant. It is being suspected that the brothers used the vehicle to dispose of the bodies of their henchmen Om Swain and Dipu Mallick.
Based on the information provided by the brother duo, police conducted raids and recovered the SUV from College Square here. The car was with a relative of the gangsters' key associate, Bhola Bhagat. Bhagat has been on the run since the arrest of DS brothers.
Police are hopeful that the recovery will help them put up a strong case against the gangster brothers in the twin murders. "Om and Dipu were sharp shooters. The DS brothers killed them in 2013 and later set the bodies on fire to destroy evidence. Every clue in the case is crucial for connecting the missing links," said a police officer. tnn
Based on the information provided by the brother duo, police conducted raids and recovered the SUV from College Square here. The car was with a relative of the gangsters' key associate, Bhola Bhagat. Bhagat has been on the run since the arrest of DS brothers.
Police are hopeful that the recovery will help them put up a strong case against the gangster brothers in the twin murders. "Om and Dipu were sharp shooters. The DS brothers killed them in 2013 and later set the bodies on fire to destroy evidence. Every clue in the case is crucial for connecting the missing links," said a police officer. tnn
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