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Wanted gangster arrested in Delhi after shoot-out with rival gang

| | Aug 24, 2015, at 03:57 pm
New Delhi, Aug 24(IBNS) A wanted gangster was arrested along with four of his associates by Delhi police on Monday after a shoot- out in which a rival gang member was killed, reports said.

The gangster Deepak Gautam  was wanted in several murder and attempt to murder cases.

A number of country-made firearms and ammunition were also recovered from the gang.

The arrest was made after police identified their location in a shoot-out in which a Raju Rao, a rival gangster, was killed.

The criminals tried to flee in a Scorpio but police managed to apprehend them.
 

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