Police addressing the media about gangster Bhim Mahabahadur Jora’s killing in New Delhi on Tuesday. | Photo Credit: ANI

 New Delhi

  A Nepali gangster accused of murdering a physician in Jangpura final 12 months was shot useless in an in a single day encounter close to Astha Kunj Park in south-east Delhi, the police stated.

Bhim Mahabahadur Jora, a infamous legal carrying a reward of ₹50,000, was killed in a joint operation by the Delhi police’s Special Staff and the Gurugram Crime Branch. He was accused of murdering 63-year-old normal doctor Yogesh Chander Paul throughout a theft at his residence in May 2024. Paul ran a non-public clinic in Jangpura.

Acting on a tip-off about his motion within the Capital, a joint police group intercepted 39-year-old Jora, a local of Lalpur in Nepal, on Monday night time. Joint Commissioner of Police (Southern Range) Sanjay Kumar Jain stated when the police surrounded Jora, he opened hearth as an alternative of surrendering. “In retaliatory motion, the legal was injured in police gunfire and later died throughout therapy at AIIMS Trauma Centre,” Mr. Jain stated, including {that a} pistol and a number of other dwell cartridges have been recovered from his possession.

Jora had fled to Nepal after the homicide and had been on the run since 2014. He is linked to a number of circumstances of dacoity, housebreaking, and homicide in Gurugram, Bengaluru, Surat, and Ghaziabad. His modus operandi concerned recruiting folks of Nepali origin as home employees, gathering inside info, after which concentrating on houses for theft, Mr. Jain stated.

During the encounter, two bullets fired by the accused struck the bulletproof jackets of two law enforcement officials. “The officers returned hearth in self-defence, capturing at Jora’s legs and injuring him,” the police officer stated.

Published – October 08, 2025 01:19 am IST