Gurugram, April 12 -- Nuh police superintendent Arpit Jain has directed officers to "arrest all accused who are still on the run" and "expedite investigation" in pending cases linked to the 2023 riots, while also ordering a financial crackdown on interstate cattle smugglers by tracing and attaching their properties, officers said on Saturday. Jain, who took charge last week, issued the directions after "continuous review" of cases and the law and order situation, asking that arrests be made "as soon as possible". Following the Brajmandal Jalabhishek Yatra on July 31, 2023, a total of 62 criminal cases were registered after the Nuh riots, in which at least six persons, including a home guard, were killed and over 200 injured. Across these cases, 1,020 suspects were named; 465 have been arrested, while the rest remain absconding. Nuh Police's public relations officer Krishan Kumar said that of the 62 cases, 13 were for provocative and fake social media posts. All suspects in those cybercrime cases have been arrested and chargesheets filed. "However, in the other 49 criminal cases which are for rioting, vandalism, criminal conspiracy and murder of six persons, including a home guard, more arrests are yet to be made." "Chargesheets have been filed only against those accused who have been arrested in these cases, but the investigation will get completed only after other suspects are also arrested," Kumar added. "All required resources will be provided to them on priority for tracing and arresting them after carrying out raids wherever required." Police will trace movable and immovable properties amassed by interstate cattle smugglers for attachment or demolition if illegally constructed. Krishan Kumar said once identified, police would move court to attach properties. "If it turns out that the immovable property is illegally constructed, then police will approach the district administration too for demolition."...