You may have heard stories about police secretly stalking and arresting targets, but today we’re going to tell you a story you’ve never heard about about arresting a criminal suspect. This story tells the story of a covert police operation. It starts in the Laxal district of Bihar, adjacent to the Nepal border. A police team arrived in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, about 1,500 kilometers from Nepal, to look for the accused who had been absconding for about six years. The team received information that their accused was staying at Mahadev Hotel located here.
Here, identifying and arresting the accused becomes a huge challenge. The reason is, first of all, the defendant is very smart. The murder charge was proven against him. Second, he had been on the run from the police for six years. Today he is the leader of a sinister drug network and is being searched by police in the states of Rajasthan, Bihar and Jharkhand. Locking down the area and nabbing the accused is no joke. Because if he gets a hint that the police are coming, he can not only abscond, but also cause harm to himself and others.
The Rajasthan police team, moving slowly, first reached the hotel at the border. As soon as the officers started talking, they asked to rent a room in the hotel reception so there would be no suspicion that they were on a mission. But during the conversation, they also learned that the target lived here. By chance, they also found the target’s name on the hotel reservation register. But the problem is, the name of the person they are looking for is Veeramaram and the name of the person in the register is Jagaram.
Rajasthan police confused Birmaram and Jagaram names
Incidentally, Birmaram is also related to Barmer of Rajasthan and the name of Jagaram entered here is also written as Barmer. Now the question arises, is this just a coincidence? Or are these police officers staying here under false names to hide their identities? Well, the police took the staff to the dormitory where many people lived. After interrogating two or four people here, the police finally discovered that Jagaram was also sleeping in the same dormitory. At first, Jagaram gave his name and provided his ID card as proof of identity.
But when the police told him that they had come from Rajasthan to arrest a man named Bomalam, Jagaram panicked and revealed the truth. He said he was Bilama Ram and had been absconding on parole for six years after being convicted of the murder. This meant that Bomalam, whom the Rajasthan police had been searching for for years, was finally arrested in a hotel dormitory in Laxall under circumstances that are unimaginable. Well, the police first confirmed that the arrested person was indeed Bomalam.
Rajasthan Police’s ‘Operation Old Monk’ nabs criminals
In addition, he reports to his superiors via phone. At this point, a large-scale and challenging operation by the Rajasthan Police was finally completed. The police named the operation “Operation Old Monk.” But now the question is, what is the complete history of Bimalam? In the end, who was responsible for the murder? When and why did he start running around, and what is he doing these days? Now let us know the complete horoscope of Biramram. About ten years ago, in 2010, Birmaram killed a man in Barmer.
The person was related to his minor wife Birmaram and Birmaram conspired with the same minor girl to murder her husband Dharmaram. He took Dharmaram’s life and threw his body into the canal. Since then, Barmer police have not only arrested him, but have successfully had the courts punish him based on the evidence. But after a few years in prison, Bomalam was paroled. But according to the law, he did not go back to jail after his parole ended, but escaped from prison through parole. This must have been six years ago.
The modus operandi of criminals, he has been avoiding the police like this
The Rajasthan police have been searching for Bomalam ever since. At the same time, Bomalam established his base in Ranchi, the capital of Jharkhand state, far away from Rajasthan, and became involved in drug trafficking activities there. Now, Bomalam started transporting drugs from Ranchi to Rajasthan. What’s special is that he hasn’t used a mobile phone in six years. Whenever he needs to, he talks to his staff via Internet phone. Even if he uses his mobile phone to call someone, he will immediately smash the SIM card and throw it away. It was precisely because of this modus operandi that he was able to deceive the police for so long.
Eventually, a team from Jodhpur police gathered information about him and started tracking him. Police learned that he is currently staying in a hotel in Bihar state near the Nepal border. Armed with this precise information, police ultimately planned the operation and arrested a dangerous defendant six years later. The Rajasthan police took him on remand and he is now being interrogated in various cases.
