Delhi: CCTV Captures Bishnoi Rival Gang’s Midnight Firing At Businessman’s House In Rani Bagh

CCTV footage shows Bambiha Gang members firing at a Delhi businessman's residence. The footage led to the arrest of two shooters, allegedly acting on behalf of Kaushal Chaudhary, who is in jail.

CCTV footage surfaced showing members of the Bambiha Gang—a rival faction of jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi—allegedly targeting a Delhi businessman’s residence at Rani Bagh with gunfire. The footage, reviewed by authorities, captured two men on a motorbike stopping outside the house. One suspect was seen throwing a slip inside, marked with "Bambiha Gang," before firing eight rounds at the property.

According to officials cited by NDTV, the shooter recorded a video of the incident which was later sent to the United States. Police sources told India Today that the footage was forwarded to US-based gangster Pawan Shokeen, who reportedly ordered the attack on behalf of Kaushal Chaudhary, currently held in Gurugram jail and allegedly on Lawrence Bishnoi’s hit list. Chaudhary's gang has reportedly been targeting Delhi-NCR businessmen to fund their operations against Bishnoi’s associates.

Delhi: 2 Sharp Shooters Arrested After Firing Incident At Businessman's Residence

The men are accused of opening fire at the businessman's house on October 26 at around 8:20 pm, leaving a slip with the names "Kaushal Chaudhary," "Pawan Shokeen," and "Bambiha Gang."

Following the incident, the Delhi Police arrested two suspects, Bilal Ansari (22) and Shuheb (21), both from Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh. The arrests occurred early on Tuesday after a stakeout by the Special Cell, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Pranav Tayal said, as per PTI. 

"On the intervening night of October 28 and 29, a team received secret information that shooters would come to the Kakrola area to meet their associates," DCP Tayal noted. Authorities set up a stakeout along the Kakrola drainage road near Najafgarh, spotting two individuals on a motorcycle at around 2:15 am. When signalled to halt, the suspects attempted a U-turn but lost control. 

As officers surrounded them, "one of the men fired at the raiding party," DCP Tayal reported. Police returned fire in self-defence, injuring one suspect in the leg. The injured suspect was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment. 

Upon arrest, police seized a semi-automatic pistol, a single-shot firearm, and six live cartridges from their possession, DCP Tayal confirmed.