The team of the 3-member judicial commission reached Kanpur to investigate the Bikeru scandal and development in Vikas Dubey encounter case on August 28.
The accused Chhote Lal Yadav (35) was named in the FIR registered for murder, attempt to murder, rioting, voluntarily causing hurt in committing robbery and under the Criminal Law Amendment Act in connection with the incident and there was a bounty of Rs 50,000 on him, the police said.
Wife of slain gangster Vikas Dubey on Thursday said that she had unsuccessfully tried to convince her husband to leave the path of crime, and now with him being dead the family has been left in the lurch.
Slain gangster Vikas Dubey's aide Jai Bajpai has been found using a fake secretariat pass with MLA written on it for his luxury vehicle. Bajpai has been booked. The pass, apparently, allowed him unhindered access to the corridors of powers in Lucknow.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday accepted the appointment of a three-member inquiry commission headed by former top court judge Justice BS Chauhan into the encounter of gangster Vikas Dubey and asked it to submit the report within two months to the court and the Uttar Pradesh government.
Mother of Kanpur encounter's main accused, Vikas Dubey, Sarla Devi on July 22 appealed to son Deep Prakash Dubey to come forward and surrender himself else "police will kill Prakash and his family".
The Yogi Adityanath government has announced a reward of Rs 20,000 on Deep Prakash Dubey, the brother of slain gangster Vikas Dubey. Deep Prakash Dubey has been absconding since July 3 when the massacre took place in Bikru village of Kanpur district in which eight policemen were shot dead by Dubey and his gang.
The Supreme Court on Monday told the Uttar Pradesh government that it can't spare a sitting top court judge for the enquiry and asked the Yogi administration to consider adding a former apex court judge and a retired police officer in the inquiry committee which is probing the encounter of gangster Vikas Dubey.
The three-member Special Investigation Team, headed by Additional Chief Secretary Sanjay R. Bhoosreddy, has issued a mobile number besides an e-mail id and postal addresses for the people, including their representatives, to contact the SIT and apprise it of whatever facts they may know regarding the slain gangster and his accomplices.
Police Inspector Bithoor, Kaushalendra Pratap Singh, who was injured in the July 3 ambush in the Bikru village, has now been discharged and is ready to tell the ghastly story of that night when he lost eight of his colleagues in the shootout by gangster Vikas Dubey. Singh had taken three bullet injuries on his legs and arm in the shootout. He is the first eyewitness in the case and was in the Bikru village
The Uttar Pradesh government has constituted a one-member commission to investigate Vikas Dubey encounter case. Retired Justice SK Aggarwal is part of this one-member Commission with its headquarters in Kanpur. The Commission will have to submit its report in two months.
Uttar Pradesh additional chief secretary Sanjay Bhoosreddy, who is heading the special investigation team probing the local police's alleged connivance with slain gangster Vikas Dubey on Sunday visited Bikru village near Kanpur where 8 policemen were killed by the henchmen of the gangster.
Akash, the elder son of slain gangster Vikas Dubey, appeared suddenly at his house in Lucknow on Saturday, hours after his father was cremated following an encounter in Kanpur.
A new Video of slain gangsters Vikas Dubey dancing with close aide Amar Dubey who is also known as hi right hand has emerged. As per sources, the video was shot at Atul Dubey's wedding.
Many residents of Bikru village had suffered throughout their life at the hands of the dreaded gangster Vikas Dubey, who died in encounter on July 10.
Police team reached the encounter area in Bikru village to find missing arms and ammunitions on July 11.
Vikas Dubey was around 30 years old when he was booked under the stringent National Security Act in 2001. The FIR was lodged at the Shivli police station in Kanpur. According to the document on Dubey’s criminal antecedents, 48 of the 61 FIRs were registered between 1990 and 2005 at various police stations in the Kanpur metropolis district itself.
Uttar Pradesh police on Saturday arrested two more people from Madhya Pradesh’s Gwalior in connection with the killings of eight policemen in Kanpur by gangster Vikas Dubey and his men on July 3, said officials.
Vikas Dubey was the sixth man to die in a police encounter after the ambush he allegedly masterminded in Kanpur’s Bikru village past midnight on July 2, killing eight policemen who had come to arrest him. Madhya Pradesh police arrested Vikas Dubey outside the Mahakal temple in Ujjain on Thursday morning.
While speaking to ANI on July 10, the Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Shahdol, Pratima Mathew spoke on history-sheeter Mohd Akhtar.
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