How police could zero in on robber with only single clue - broken little finger
The Morning Standard|September 28, 2024
A broken little finger of the left hand was the only clue which led the Delhi Police to catch a 42-year-old criminal allegedly involved in a robbery-cum-firing incident in central Delhi.
UJWAL JALALI
How police could zero in on robber with only single clue - broken little finger

It was September 16 when Bhushan Mandal, carrying cash around 11 lakh collected from different customers of his employer, was going to his office on his motorcycle. At around 4.30 pm when he reached Beer Banda Bairagi Marg in the Gulabi Bagh area, he was intercepted by two persons riding on scooty, who were wearing black helmets.

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