40 Gangsters Party in Delhi’s Dwarka to Celebrate Release Of Fellow Criminal, Get Caught

Turns out, they were celebrating the release of a fellow gangster, Sunny Nandi, who was released from prison on interim bail on August 8.

Written by: Trending Desk Edited by: Ritu Singh
Updated: August 12, 2020, 4:28 PM IST

Despite multiple warnings and awareness programs to teach people about Covid-19 guidelines, some are just hell-bent on breaking the rules. And in this particular case from Delhi, it seems apt, as all these rule-breakers are criminals and gangsters!

On Saturday, Delhi Police busted a party that was being hosted and attended by 40 gangsters and their associates in Pochanpur village of Dwarka. Turns out, they were celebrating the release of a fellow gangster, Sunny Nandi, who was released from prison on interim bail on August 8.

As per a PTI report, Sunny, who is a part of Delhi’s notorious Naveen Khati gang, was accused of robbery and a double murder. However, he got bail to seek medical support and assistance until August 31, 2020.

On the night of his release, police received information that a party was being organised at Shree Shyam Vakita in village Pochanpur, Dwarka by Sunny’s associates.

Later, police conducted a raid and managed to detain 37 people. However, Sunny along with two other gangsters was able to scale a wall and flee before the police caught them.

The other attendees have been booked for violating social distancing norms which disallow more than 10 people from gathering in one place. Police recovered five illegal firearms from 5 people. These five people, having previous criminal records, were booked under the Arms Act.

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