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Shooters to Drug Peddlers: How Delhi Police Nabbed Over 850 People in 2 Days Under Operation Gang-Bust 2026​

Shooters to Drug Peddlers: How Delhi Police Nabbed Over 850 People in 2 Days Under Operation Gang-Bust 2026

Delhi Police conducted a massive 48-hour anti-organised crime crackdown, Operation Gang-Bust 2026, arresting 854 people and filing 690 FIRs across six states. Over 9,000 personnel raided gang hideouts in Delhi, NCR, and neighboring regions ahead of Republic Day., Delhi News, Times Now

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Delhi Police conducted a massive 48-hour anti-organised crime crackdown, Operation Gang-Bust 2026, arresting 854 people and filing 690 FIRs across six states. Over 9,000 personnel raided gang hideouts in Delhi, NCR, and neighboring regions ahead of Republic Day.​

In one of the biggest crackdowns in the national capital, the Delhi Police has rounded up and arrested 854 people and registered 690 FIRs during a massive, 48-hour anti-organised crime crackdown under their Operation Gang-Bust 2026. The operation was carried out across six states ahead of the Republic Day celebrations, the officials told PTI news agency.
The initiative was taken to dismantle organised crime syndicates with footprints in the national capital and the National Capital Region (NCR).

"This was one of the most extensive coordinated exercises in recent years, conducted from 8 pm on January 9 to 8 pm on January 11," Additional Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Pramod Singh Kushwah said.

How Police Nabbed Over 850 People in 48 Hours​

The officer said that more than 9,000 personnel drawn from district units, the Crime Branch and the Special Cell were deployed simultaneously to conduct raids on hideouts of major and minor gangs. The coordinated action covered Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh.



"In just 48 hours, over 4,000 hideouts of organised crime syndicates were raided, and more than 6,500 targeted people were rounded up and apprehended for questioning," said the Additional CP.
He said that sustained field-level coordination was ensured to prevent suspects from escaping or going underground.
As a result of the intensive crackdown, 690 cases were registered under sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Arms Act, NDPS Act, Delhi Excise Act, Public Gambling Act and other relevant laws. Of those apprehended, 854 people were rounded up or arrested.
The police also released a gang-wise breakdown of arrests of shooters and active members of major and minor gangs. A total of 280 arrests were linked to identified gangs, while 207 arrests involved members of minor gangs operating in and around the capital.

Shooters,​

Police said the arrested people included shooters, facilitators, logistics providers and associates involved in extortion, arms trafficking, drug peddling and other serious offences.
Police said that during the raids, under the Arms Act alone, 286 cases were registered and 300 persons arrested, leading to the recovery of 122 firearms, 189 knives, 129 rounds of ammunition, over 110 mobile phones and cash exceeding Rs 15 lakh. Two motorcycles and a scooter were also seized in these cases.

In NDPS-related action, 36 cases were registered and 43 persons arrested. The police recovered over 114 kg of cannabis, cocaine, heroin and charas, as well as cough syrup bottles, tramadol capsules, alprazolam tablets and buprenorphine tablets and injections. Cash amounting to over Rs 4.6 lakh, along with a car and a scooter, was also seized.

Sharing details of last year's operations, the officer said that in the four-month period between September 1 and December 31, the Delhi Police carried out a series of targeted actions against gangsters and their networks.

During that period, seven gangsters were killed, and 21 were injured in exchanges of fire with the police. A total of 34 gangsters were arrested in cases under the MCOCA, while 149 were arrested in non-MCOCA cases. Two gangsters were deported from abroad, and trial in absentia proceedings were initiated against nine absconding accused.




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Delhi Shocker: Video Shows 2 Youths Brutally Stabbed by 4 Men in Jahangirpuri​

Delhi Shocker: Video Shows 2 Youths Brutally Stabbed by 4 Men in Jahangirpuri

In a shocking incident in Jahangirpuri, north Delhi, a video has emerged depicting a brutal knife attack where four men assaulted two young men, Ashu and Vimal, in a narrow lane. The attack was relentless, with the assailants using knives to inflict serious injuries on the victims, who were...

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In a shocking incident in Jahangirpuri, north Delhi, a video has emerged depicting a brutal knife attack where four men assaulted two young men, Ashu and Vimal, in a narrow lane. The attack was relentless, with the assailants using knives to inflict serious injuries on the victims, who were subsequently hospitalised.​

New Delhi: A disturbing video of a violent knife attack in north Delhi’s Jahangirpuri has surfaced, showing four men repeatedly stabbing two youths in a narrow residential lane. The incident took place in K Block of Jahangirpuri.
According to police, the four accused attacked two youths, Ashu and Vimal, using knives, striking them one after another in what the video captures as a terrifying and relentless assault. The footage shows the assailants surrounding the victims and launching repeated blows, even as the injured youths collapse on the road.

Victims Suffer Serious Injuries​

Both Ashu and Vimal sustained serious stab injuries in the attack and were rushed to a hospital, where they are currently undergoing treatment. Their condition is being closely monitored, police said.

Officials confirmed that the stabbing took place in K Block, Jahangirpuri, a densely populated area. The reason behind the attack is yet to be officially disclosed, and investigators are examining the video footage to identify the sequence of events and establish the motive.

Police said efforts are on to trace and arrest the four attackers seen in the video. The footage is being analysed frame by frame, and teams are questioning local residents and checking CCTV cameras in nearby lanes to track the accused.




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Gangster shot at in snarl while being taken to court in Uttarakhand dies​

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Tyagi was allegedly being driven to Laksar court on Wednesday when the police vehicle got stuck in a traffic jam. He had sustained injuries to his shoulder, hand and chest, suffered damage to organs, and was on ventilator support. After the post-mortem, his body will be handed over to his family, police said.​

Vinay Tyagi was named in at least 60 cases
Three days after history-sheeter Vinay Tyagi was shot at, allegedly by two former members of his gang, he died Saturday morning at AIIMS Rishikesh.

Tyagi was allegedly being driven to Laksar court on Wednesday when the police vehicle got stuck in a traffic jam. He had sustained injuries to his shoulder, hand and chest, suffered damage to organs, and was on ventilator support. After the post-mortem, his body will be handed over to his family, police said.

The accused — Sunny Yadav and Ajay Sain, both arrested — allegedly belonged to Tyagi’s gang, with police claiming they carried out several crimes together. Hailing from Muzaffarnagar, Tyagi was raised in Meerut and had around 60 cases against him in Meerut, Muzaffarnagar, Haridwar, Ghaziabad, Delhi and Dehradun, among other cities.