New Delhi: Dwarka District Police have arrested a 42-year-old man who was allegedly evading court proceedings by concealing his whereabouts. The accused, identified as Sunder alias Surender, was apprehended from the Om Vihar area of Uttam Nagar on the basis of an arrest warrant issued by a court.
According to police, the arrest was carried out by the Anti-Bail and Proclaimed Offenders Cell as part of efforts to enforce court orders and trace individuals avoiding judicial proceedings.
Court Warrant Triggered the Police Action
Dwarka District DCP Kushal Pal Singh said that on September 28, the court of the District Judge, South-West District, Dwarka, ordered the issuance of a civil arrest warrant against Sunder alias Surender in the case of Rishi Aggarwal versus Sunder Kumar.
The matter is linked to Case No. 608712/16 and Execution No. 179/2025. Police initiated efforts to locate the accused following the court’s order.
How Was the Accused Traced?
On October 14, 2026, the police team received confidential information that Sunder alias Surender, a resident of Mohan Garden, was allegedly staying out of sight to avoid court proceedings. He was reportedly expected to visit Om Vihar in Uttam Nagar to meet someone.
Acting on the tip-off, the team reached the area and laid a trap. The accused was subsequently apprehended on 40-Foot Road in Om Vihar.
Team Operated Under Senior Officers’ Supervision
The operation was conducted on the directions of DCP Kushal Pal Singh and led by Inspector Harish Kumar. The team included Assistant Sub-Inspector Om Prakash, Head Constable Rohit and Constable Ashok.
The operation was carried out under the supervision of ACP, Operations Sub-Division, Subhash Malik.
Police said no previous criminal record had been found against the accused. The arrest highlights the district police’s efforts to execute court orders and ensure that individuals subject to judicial proceedings are brought before the appropriate legal authorities.
