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Bike-borne youth arrested for harassing women and obscene acts in Bhopal

Police arrested 23-year-old accused within 48 hours after examining over 50 CCTV footages

By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar

11 November 2026, 5:53 am · 4 min read

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Police in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, have apprehended a youth on a motorcycle who targeted young women walking on the road and engaged in obscene acts. Katara Hills police arrested the 23-year-old youth, who would approach women on his bike and touch them inappropriately, disappearing quickly before the victim could react. According to information provided by India Today and Aaj Tak, police examined CCTV footage from over 50 cameras in the surrounding area to catch the culprit, leading to his arrest within 48 hours.

The most recent incident occurred on November 4, 2026, around 8 pm. The incident took place near the gate of the old CM Rise School in the Gaurishankar Parisar area. According to the police, a young woman was walking on the road when a youth on a bike suddenly approached her from behind. With malicious intent, the youth touched the woman's backside and performed obscene acts. Startled by this unexpected attack, the woman immediately protested and raised an alarm by shouting loudly.

Despite the woman's protest, the accused did not stop; instead, he made obscene comments and fled the scene rapidly on his bike. The incident left the woman deeply distressed and troubled. She had no specific information about who the accused was, where he came from, or in which direction he went, as he had vanished from the spot very quickly. Nevertheless, showing courage, the woman went to the Katara Hills police station and filed a complaint regarding the matter.

The police took the complaint very seriously and initiated an immediate investigation. During the preliminary probe, police learned that the accused had previously targeted other young women in the area in a similar manner. Another woman had also previously approached the police station to file a complaint about similar actions. The accused's modus operandi was to arrive on a bike, perform obscene acts, and flee quickly, making it very difficult for victims to identify or catch him.

Based on the woman's complaint, the police registered a case under the relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Considering the gravity of the case, a special police team was formed under the leadership of Station House Officer (SHO) Santosh Raghuvanshi. The biggest challenge for the police was identifying the accused, as he would leave the scene immediately after the incident. Consequently, the police team began examining CCTV footage from residential colonies and all potential routes around the scene through which the accused might have passed.

During the investigation, the police team meticulously examined every piece of footage. A total of over 50 CCTV camera recordings were reviewed. Police investigators monitored the movement of suspicious motorcycles and attempted to establish the route the accused might have taken to escape. Along with the CCTV analysis, the police also activated their informant network to obtain vital information regarding the identity and whereabouts of the suspect.

Based on precise information obtained from CCTV footage and informants, the police found a significant lead. Acting on this information, the police apprehended a suspicious youth from the main road near Deendayal Park. Upon interrogation and identity verification, his true identity was revealed. In this manner, the police took the accused into custody within just 48 hours of receiving the complaint.

The arrested accused has been identified as 23-year-old Abhishek Uike, a resident of Barrai village in the Katara Hills area of Bhopal, and son of Ramphool Uike. Police investigation revealed that Abhishek worked in a factory near Bagroda. During interrogation, the accused confessed to his crime. He admitted that he used to touch young women walking on the road inappropriately from his moving bike and then flee.

After completing all legal formalities, the police arrested Abhishek Uike and sent him to central jail. According to the police, this arrest will increase the sense of security among young women in the area and send a strong message to such antisocial elements. The coordination between CCTV footage and the informant network brought success to the police in this entire operation.

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