Three Dacoits Surrender After Hour-Long Operation By Police In Odisha’s Balangir – ODISHA BYTES

Balangir: An hour-long operation by police pressured three members of a dacoit gang to give up in Loisingha space in Balangir district on Saturday.
According to sources, two brothers of Kusanga village, Jyoti Ranjan Nayak and Jana Ranjan Nayak, have been on the way in which to Jan Seva Kendra owned by them at Jharmunda village on Saturday morning when 5 dacoits got here on two bikes and hit their two-wheeler close to Ambabali Chhak. As the brothers fell down, the dacoits took away their cash and fled.
On being knowledgeable concerning the incident by the 2 brothers, Loisingha Police rushed to the spot. When the police traced the dacoits and gave a chase, the latter opened fireplace at them and went inside a close-by forest.
As the information concerning the police chase unfold, the individuals of Kutasingha village armed with weapons entered the forest and cordoned off the dacoits. Finding no approach to escape, three dacoits surrendered whereas two managed to flee.
Later, police introduced the three dacoits to the police station for interrogation. Efforts are on to nab the 2 absconding dacoits, police mentioned.
Balangir SP Kusalkar Nitin Dagudu mentioned of the three dacoits, one is from Chhattisgarh and two others are from Balangir district whereas the absconding dacoits belong to Jharkhand. The dacoit of Chhattisgarh is concerned in a loot case in Sambalpur.