Notorious history-sheeter Govind Nat from Ahmedabad, involved in rickshaw robberies, apprehended
Crime Branch arrested the accused based on CCTV footage and technical surveillance
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
6 November 2026, 1:08 am · 1 min read
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The Vadodara Crime Branch has apprehended a notorious history-sheeter named Govind Nat from Ahmedabad, who had been targeting passengers and ordinary citizens for robberies in Vadodara city. Police investigations have revealed that the accused was recently released from an Ahmedabad jail and resumed his criminal activities immediately upon his release.
According to a Sandesh report, after being released from jail, Govind Nat stole an auto-rickshaw and arrived in Vadodara with it. On November 2, he picked up an innocent passenger in his rickshaw from the Akota area. Subsequently, he intimidated the passenger with a knife on the way, committed the robbery, and fled. This incident of robbery at knifepoint during the day created an atmosphere of fear throughout the area.
Following the registration of a case in this matter, the Vadodara Crime Branch intensified its investigation. The police utilised CCTV footage and technical surveillance. Finally, based on precise intelligence, the police took action and apprehended this wanted criminal near Yamuna Mill. Due to the alertness of the Crime Branch, this notorious individual has fallen into police custody.
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