Gangster nabbed from Dwarka expressway

Gurugram, January 12

The Gurugram police have nabbed gangster Aakash Yadav along with one of his aides, in connection with the shootout at Bamdoli village on November 15. The gang kingpin is wanted for many heinous crimes.

On a tip-off, the Palam Vihar police team nabbed both accused from the Dwarka Expressway on Monday night. Aakash Yadav, a resident of Bamdoli village, was carrying a reward of Rs 25,000 on his head. The other accused has been identified as Jasveer of Amargarh Narvana in Jind district.

On November 15 last year, panic gripped Bamdoli village after two local groups clashed with each other leading to open firing. Over 20 rounds were allegedly fired by Aakash’s gang. Three men, including a former sarpanch, were critically injured and a dozen others were hurt in the clash. Eleven accused were nabbed earlier.

“The gang kingpin and his aide confessed that they were involved in the shootout at Bamdoli village. They revealed that they were involved in two dozen cases related to murder bid, kidnapping, brawl, snatching and carrying of illegal weapons in Gurugram, Ambala, Jind and Delhi. We are questioning the accused,” said Preet Pal Singh Sangwan, ACP, Crime. — OC

Carried Rs25k reward

• In 2007, 14-year-old Akash Yadav took his father’s pistol to school and shot at his classmate to settle a score
• He was sentenced to three years in a juvenile observation home
• Now at 24, he is the leader of a criminal gang
• He has spent three years in two jails across the state for his last alleged murder.
• He was at large from sometime and was carrying a reward of Rs25,000 on his head