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Delhi Police have arrested 3 Juveniles, wanted in an attempt to murder case in Delhi's Patel Nagar. The incident took place on October 10, when a local gang member attacked another rival gang member with a knife. Due to this attack, the injured sustained serious injuries, an official said.
According to Police, on October 10, an information was received at Police Station Patel Nagar regarding an assault incident at Sharda Electrical, Baljeet Nagar. Immediately, the Investigating Officer along with staff reached the spot and found that a fight had taken place between a group of boys, during which one person was attacked with a knife. The injured was shifted to the hospital, where he was declared unfit for statement. Accordingly, a case vide FIR No. 423/2025 under Sections 109(1)/3(5) BNS was registered at Police station Patel Nagar and investigation was taken up. The team immediately began an intensive investigation. CCTV footage from the area was collected and carefully analyzed. Local informers were activated to develop intelligence about the suspects. During the analysis, one suspect was identified through CCTV footage, an official said. During the interrogation, Police said, using both technical and manual intelligence, the team traced the movements of the identified suspect. On October 11, acting on a specific input from a secret informer regarding the presence of the accused near Prem Nagar, Delhi, a raid was conducted, leading to the apprehension of the main accused juvenile. Based on his disclosure, two other juveniles involved in the attack were also apprehended from Baljeet Nagar. During sustained interrogation, it was revealed that CCL "V" is associated with the Bhagat Singh Gang, which is active in the areas of Moti Nagar, Baljeet Nagar, Anand Parbat, and Pandav Nagar. The group has a long-standing rivalry with another local group known as the Sarkar Group, formed recently for area dominance. The present attack was found to be a direct consequence of this ongoing gang rivalry. Police said, "Investigation is continuing to identify and apprehend other members involved in the case and to verify their possible involvement in similar criminal activities." (ANI)
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