MP: 759 Listed Criminals Nabbed in 14th Combing Drive By Bhopal Police
The criminals were nabbed upkeep of law and order and to ensure smooth polling in the city. The combing drives was conducted on the intervening night of Monday and Tuesday.

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Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Ahead of the voting for Lok Sabha polls which is slated to be held in Bhopal on May 7, the city police carried out their 14th combing drive since the the Commissionerate system came into being and nabbed 759 listed criminals from all four zones of the city.
The criminals were nabbed upkeep of law and order and to ensure smooth polling in the city. The combing drives was conducted on the intervening night of Monday and Tuesday. Bhopal police commissioner Harinarayan Chari Mishra told Free Press that a total of 800 police personnel lent their contribution to the combing drive. The drive was set in motion on Monday night around 11 pm, which continued till Tuesday morning till 5 am.
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Zone-1 police of the city ended up arresting the maximum number of accused, to be precise 250, who had charges of murders, rape, assault, attempt-to-murder, cheque bounce cases and fraud against them. A total of 127 criminals were held by the Zone-2, while 226 criminals were arrested by the Zone-3. The Zone-4 police laid their hands on 156 listed criminals.
Senior police officials said that the ones who were found consuming liquor in open were also rounded up and were booked under the Excise Act. It is noteworthy that in all the 14 combing drives carried out by the Bhopal police commissionerate system within the past two years, a total of 7773 criminals have been arrested by the police so far.
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