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Mumbai Crime: History-sheeter shot dead at Nalasopara
Updated On: 25 July, 2018 08:06 PM IST | Mumbai | Samiullah Khan
According to sources, Mangesh Chavan, 47, and Manoj Sakpal, 39 officers attached to the Palghar local crime branch spotted the accused, identified as Joginder Rana, near a vada pav stall at Radhanagar, Nalasopara East

A history-sheeter was shot dead by the Palghar crime branch officials on Tuesday afternoon after he allegedly resisted arrest and attacked the officers, a police officer said. Two policemen were injured in the attack. According to sources, Mangesh Chavan, 47, and Manoj Sakpal, 39 —officers attached to the Palghar local crime branch — spotted the accused, identified as Joginder Rana, near a vada pav stall at Radhanagar, Nalasopara East, while they were out investigating another case. The duo quickly caught hold of Rana. But the accused was armed with a sharp knife and attacked Chavan and Sakpal.
Chavan was stabbed in the stomach, while Sakpal's arm was injured. Soon after, Chavan took out his gun and shot two bullets at Rana, hit him in the shoulder and thighs. Rana was rushed to hospital by the duo, but was declared dead, said an officer. The two cops have been admitted to a hospital for stab wounds and their condition is said to be stable.


