It was a fateful night of August 2, 1991, when police responded to an emergency call in West Vinod Nagar. The scene was gruesome: the house owner, a woman in her mid-50s, had multiple throat slashes from a chopper and was barely alive. Her young son bore facial gashes. Despite medical efforts at LNJP Hospital, the mother died, but the son pulled through.

The tenant, Verma, had plotted a robbery, sneaking into her room under cover of darkness. When confronted, he unleashed a savage attack on both. Declared a proclaimed offender in 1996, he slipped through the cracks for decades.

The Crime Branch’s Inter-State Cell, led by Inspector Manmeet Malik with ACP Ramesh Chand’s oversight, mounted a sophisticated operation. SIs Naresh Kumar and Sunil Panwar, alongside constables Sunil Kumar, Ashish Malik, Sonu Tomar, and Rajesh Kumar, combined tech tracking, on-ground intel, and persistent inquiries over six months.

Focus shifted to his Uttar Pradesh roots in Sultanpur and family networks, eventually tracing him to Punjab. A precision raid on April 10, 2026, ended his run. Posing as a security guard, Verma had reinvented himself.

His confession painted a clear picture: eyeing the widow’s supposed wealth due to her husband’s overseas job, the botched heist turned deadly. He roamed cities like Kolkata, Mumbai, Nagpur, Goa, constantly shifting bases, shunning family ties. This feat highlights the enduring pursuit of justice in India’s policing.

Babul, implicated in grave offenses registered at Mahindwara thana, had dodged authorities by relocating to the national capital. Bihar Police’s special team arrived in Delhi and partnered with local experts after getting a lead on his whereabouts on March 12.

The mission was orchestrated by DGP Harsh Indoura, with ACP Bhagwati Prasad overseeing and Inspector Pawan Kumar heading the ground team. Key contributions came from Head Constables Amit, Jitendra, and Manish, who utilized advanced surveillance tools.

Despite a fruitless day of combing the area on March 12, Jitendra activated confidential sources, sharing detailed intel on the suspect. By dawn on March 13, precise coordinates emerged, leading to a swift raid and arrest.

Hailing from Bihar’s Punarawada village, the 12th-pass Babul turned to crime post-2022, influenced by local gangs. He had been fugutive for months, frequently shifting locations. Bihar Police now probes potential accomplices.

Such joint efforts highlight the effectiveness of shared intelligence and technology in curbing fugitive movements, sending a strong message to interstate criminals.

The raid, spearheaded by Inspector Rampoal’s squad—including SI Amit, Pramod, and others—was triggered by intelligence on illicit production in the area. Mohit Tiwari and Mohit Dikshit, the arrested duo, admitted to churning out fake powders using cheap fillers, packaging them deceptively for sale in gyms and local markets.

Recovered items painted a grim picture: 100 kg ready-to-sell fakes, 55 kg raw stock, branding tools, and machinery worth a fortune in deception. Consuming these could trigger everything from allergic reactions to organ failure, experts warn.

Digging deeper, investigators uncovered Anil Biswa’s role in sourcing materials and expanding reach into NCR. As the net widens, this case highlights regulatory gaps in the supplement market, where profit trumps safety. Delhi Police reaffirms commitment to consumer protection, advising buyers to stick to certified sources amid rising fitness trends.

Trouble brewed in G-Block when a young boy reported being slapped by the neighbors’ sons. His father, Mukesh, along with his brother, went to address the issue at the boys’ dwelling. Tensions boiled over from heated words to deadly strikes as the teens allegedly pulled out knives.

Mukesh’s brother took the brunt with deep cuts on his shoulder and stomach, and Mukesh got slashed on the hand during the scuffle. The police filed an attempt-to-murder FIR promptly, but the perpetrators vanished into thin air.

Enter the Crime Branch’s elite squad. Under Inspector Sandeep Swamy’s command and ACP Girish Kaushik’s oversight, officers like SI Pradeep Dhul and SI Anil Saroha pieced together clues from local sources and digital tracking. Their persistence paid off with arrests in the same locality where the crime occurred.

Interviews post-capture confirmed the brothers’ involvement. Hailing from a modest background—their dad a daily wager, five sons in the family—the boys had dropped out early from school. Cops believe the assault stemmed from a bid to intimidate rivals and assert control over the slum lanes.

As the investigation deepens, this case spotlights the rising menace of youth violence in urban fringes. Delhi Police remains committed to swift justice, blending old-school intel with modern tools to safeguard communities.

Reliable tip-offs combined with advanced surveillance techniques pinpointed Yadav at the Nanak Piyau-2 bus stand along Najafgarh-Dhansa Road. The team executed the arrest flawlessly, adhering strictly to legal protocols, ensuring no escape for the slippery suspect.

Inspector Veer Singh led the charge, backed by a dedicated unit including HCs Manish, Anoop Singh, and Sukhram Pal. Anoop Singh’s intelligence-gathering was instrumental in orchestrating the trap. Additional DCP Rajbir Malik oversaw the high-stakes operation from start to finish.

Digging into his dossier, police uncovered Yadav’s rap sheet: an Arms Act violation at Baba Hari Das Nagar Police Station, declared fugitive status on December 12; grievous hurt under IPC 324 with pending non-bailable warrants; and an Excise Act breach at Dabri PS.

Hiding out in Laxmi Park, Gopal Nagar for an extended period, Yadav thought he was untouchable. This bust shatters that illusion, ramping up pressure on Delhi’s criminal networks. Further questioning is underway, with leads pointing to broader involvement of associates. Delhi Police vows no leniency for those undermining public safety.

For weeks, undercover operatives had been monitoring the movements of this elusive figure, known for his role in executing hits for the gang. His capture disrupts a vital cog in Bishnoi’s machinery, which has terrorized cities from Punjab to Rajasthan.

The bust happened when the shooter, attempting to evade surveillance, ran into an ambush set by Crime Branch sleuths. A fierce exchange of words turned into submission as backup arrived. Seized items included illegal firearms and communication gadgets hinting at larger conspiracies.

Lawrence Bishnoi, currently behind bars, continues to orchestrate activities through proxies. This arrest is part of a broader crackdown that has seen several associates nabbed in recent months. Eyewitnesses described the scene as tense, with locals applauding the police action.

As probes deepen, revelations about inter-gang rivalries and political nexuses may surface. The incident reinforces the narrative of relentless pursuit against mafia elements, promising safer streets for Delhi residents.