Alleged Himanshu Bhau Gang Member Arrested in Delhi with Two Country-Made Pistols

New Delhi: The Outer District Special Staff of Delhi Police has arrested a 24-year-old man allegedly associated with the Himanshu Bhau gang and recovered two country-made pistols and three live cartridges from his possession.

The accused has been identified as Yashpal, a resident of Sohna in Haryana’s Gurugram district. A case has been registered at Sultanpuri police station under the Arms Act, and further investigation is underway.

How Did the Police Track Down the Accused?

According to DCP Vikram Singh, a police team was patrolling the Sultanpuri area when it received a tip-off that a man allegedly linked to the gang was carrying illegal weapons at Phool Park in A-Block.

Acting on the information, the team reached the location and spotted a young man carrying a bag. When he noticed the police, he allegedly attempted to flee. The officers surrounded him and apprehended him.

During the search, police recovered two country-made pistols and three live cartridges from his bag. According to the police, Yashpal also disclosed his alleged association with the Himanshu Bhau gang during questioning. The recovered weapons and ammunition have been seized as part of the investigation.

Police Team Conducts Operation Under Senior Officers’ Supervision

The case has been registered as FIR No. 613/2026, dated October 25, at Sultanpuri police station under the Arms Act.

The operation was carried out by a team led by Inspector Rohit, with Sub-Inspector Ankit Singh, Assistant Sub-Inspector Krishna Rathi and Head Constables Rohit, Manjeet and Birbal as members. The operation was conducted under the supervision of ACP Operations Virender Dalal.

Police are continuing their investigation into the case and the alleged links of the accused.