Rampur,

April 8 (HS): Two suspicious young men have been apprehended after they entered

a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) camp in Rampur district, Uttar Pradesh.

Security personnel have handed them over to the police. They had entered the

camp without permission. Police are now questioning the two men about their

reason for entering the camp premises.

Saurabh

Rajput, a CRPF deputy commandant, stated in a written complaint filed with the

Civil Lines police station on Wednesday that security personnel deployed to

guard the camp stopped the young men for questioning on suspicion. However, the

young men were unable to provide a valid reason for their presence. They also

attempted to mislead the security personnel. Subsequently, the two suspects

were handed over to the police.

Civil

Lines Police Station in-charge Omkar Singh said that during rigorous

interrogation, it was revealed that one of the arrested suspects was Naeem from

Patwai village and the other was Bhura, a resident of Ghosipura village. Based

on a complaint received from the CRPF administration, a case has been

registered against both of them and an investigation has been initiated.

It

is noteworthy that on the night of December 31, 2007, terrorists attacked a

CRPF Group Centre. Seven CRPF personnel were martyred in that incident, and a

rickshaw driver also lost his life.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi