Bunty Chor

A high-tech super thief in the country, who inspired a popular Bollywood movie, has been arrested by the Delhi Police.

A court in Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram has sentenced criminal Devinder Singh, popularly known as 'Bunty Chor', to 10 years in prison for burgling a city-based businessman's residence in 2013. The criminal, who was convicted of the crime in April, was arrested by the Kerala police from a hotel in Pune on January 27, 2013.

Kerala High Court on Wednesday dismissed a petition by hi-tech thief Bunty chor, alias Devinder Singh, challenging a lower court's order granting police his custody for questioning in a case relating to theft of costly goods, including a car from an NRI's house in Thiruvananthaparam.

The high-tech super thief "Bunty Chor" from Delhi, who burgled hundreds of houses across north India for decades, shifted base to south to avoid being identified and continue his trade, police said in Delhi following his arrest in Pune.

Devinder Singh alias "Bunty chor", who was brought here after his arrest in Pune, was today remanded to judicial custody till February 12 by a Magistrate Court Thiruvananthapuram.

Devinder Singh alias 'Bunty chor', who was arrested in Pune on Saturday, was today brought to the city by Kerala Police in connection with a burglary at an NRI's house last week.

Devinder Singh, also known as 'Bunty Chor' or 'Super thief', was today arrested from a hotel in Pune in a joint operation by the Maharashtra and the Kerala Police. The arrest came six days after 'Bunty' had reportedly broken into a high security house of NRI businessman Venugopalan Nair in Thiruvananthapuram and stole goods worth Rs 50 lakhs, accor...

It is not clear if Delhi's notorious 'Bunty Chor', involved in over 500 burglaries across the country, has landed in Karnataka Police net within days of looting the house of a businessman in Thiruvananthapuram, a Kerala minister said today.

Karnataka Police has arrested Devinder Singh alias "Bunty chor", who has fled the Kerala capital after allegedly lifting a luxury car and other valuables from an NRI's residence in the city.

Delhi's infamous "Bunty Chor", who committed over 500 burglaries across the country, has struck in Kerala, police said on Wednesday.

Delhi-based burglar Devinder Singh alias "Bunty chor" is suspected to be behind the hi-tech burglary at the residence of an NRI businessman in the city.

Just a day in the Bigg Boss house, and the Ashmit Patel and Riya Sen's old MMS scandal has already been raked up for discussion.

The line-up of contestants for Bigg Boss 4 has a thief-turned-detective, a former dacoit, a Pakistani cross-dresser and others.

Bunty Chor alias Davinder Singh, one of the inmates of Bigg Boss's house was thrown out on the first day of the show for flouting rules.

A high-tech super thief in the country, who inspired a popular Bollywood movie, has been arrested by the Delhi Police.

A court in Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram has sentenced criminal Devinder Singh, popularly known as 'Bunty Chor', to 10 years in prison for burgling a city-based businessman's residence in 2013. The criminal, who was convicted of the crime in April, was arrested by the Kerala police from a hotel in Pune on January 27, 2013.

Kerala High Court on Wednesday dismissed a petition by hi-tech thief Bunty chor, alias Devinder Singh, challenging a lower court's order granting police his custody for questioning in a case relating to theft of costly goods, including a car from an NRI's house in Thiruvananthaparam.

The high-tech super thief "Bunty Chor" from Delhi, who burgled hundreds of houses across north India for decades, shifted base to south to avoid being identified and continue his trade, police said in Delhi following his arrest in Pune.

Devinder Singh alias "Bunty chor", who was brought here after his arrest in Pune, was today remanded to judicial custody till February 12 by a Magistrate Court Thiruvananthapuram.

Devinder Singh alias 'Bunty chor', who was arrested in Pune on Saturday, was today brought to the city by Kerala Police in connection with a burglary at an NRI's house last week.

Devinder Singh, also known as 'Bunty Chor' or 'Super thief', was today arrested from a hotel in Pune in a joint operation by the Maharashtra and the Kerala Police. The arrest came six days after 'Bunty' had reportedly broken into a high security house of NRI businessman Venugopalan Nair in Thiruvananthapuram and stole goods worth Rs 50 lakhs, accor...

It is not clear if Delhi's notorious 'Bunty Chor', involved in over 500 burglaries across the country, has landed in Karnataka Police net within days of looting the house of a businessman in Thiruvananthapuram, a Kerala minister said today.

Karnataka Police has arrested Devinder Singh alias "Bunty chor", who has fled the Kerala capital after allegedly lifting a luxury car and other valuables from an NRI's residence in the city.

Delhi's infamous "Bunty Chor", who committed over 500 burglaries across the country, has struck in Kerala, police said on Wednesday.

Delhi-based burglar Devinder Singh alias "Bunty chor" is suspected to be behind the hi-tech burglary at the residence of an NRI businessman in the city.

Just a day in the Bigg Boss house, and the Ashmit Patel and Riya Sen's old MMS scandal has already been raked up for discussion.

The line-up of contestants for Bigg Boss 4 has a thief-turned-detective, a former dacoit, a Pakistani cross-dresser and others.

Bunty Chor alias Davinder Singh, one of the inmates of Bigg Boss's house was thrown out on the first day of the show for flouting rules.