<p>The City police will rope in anti-naxal network of Andhra Pradesh police to intensify their hunt for the man who attacked a woman at a ATM kiosk, recently.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The AP police reportedly achieved success in many cases with the help of the network. “The police have decided to use the anti-naxal network to trace the suspect and it is a matter of time before we arrest him,” Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) Hemanth Nimbalkar said. <br /><br />“We have credible information with us. The challenge is that information is coming in a bit late. The suspected man is spotted in different locations. He is hiding somewhere in Anantapur district of AP,” Nimbalkar told Deccan Herald.<br /><br />He said the City police had not returned from Andhra Pradesh. “Our force is very much present there and is working in tandem with the AP police. A joint commissioner and two DCPs are monitoring the operation,” he added. Around 60 policemen from the State have been exclusively deputed to AP, he said.<br /><br />“Me returning to Bangalore is not a setback for us. We are in constant touch with the AP’s top cops,” he added. Nimbalkar said it has been confirmed that the man who murdered a woman in Anantapur and the one who attacked Jyothi Uday in the City, were one and the same.</p>
<p>The City police will rope in anti-naxal network of Andhra Pradesh police to intensify their hunt for the man who attacked a woman at a ATM kiosk, recently.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The AP police reportedly achieved success in many cases with the help of the network. “The police have decided to use the anti-naxal network to trace the suspect and it is a matter of time before we arrest him,” Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) Hemanth Nimbalkar said. <br /><br />“We have credible information with us. The challenge is that information is coming in a bit late. The suspected man is spotted in different locations. He is hiding somewhere in Anantapur district of AP,” Nimbalkar told Deccan Herald.<br /><br />He said the City police had not returned from Andhra Pradesh. “Our force is very much present there and is working in tandem with the AP police. A joint commissioner and two DCPs are monitoring the operation,” he added. Around 60 policemen from the State have been exclusively deputed to AP, he said.<br /><br />“Me returning to Bangalore is not a setback for us. We are in constant touch with the AP’s top cops,” he added. Nimbalkar said it has been confirmed that the man who murdered a woman in Anantapur and the one who attacked Jyothi Uday in the City, were one and the same.</p>
