Gang Warfare: Arrest of an Aspiring Gangster Shakes Delhi and NCR

Sami Khan, an 18-year-old linked to the Kapil Sangwan gang, has been arrested in Delhi after allegedly shooting at a relative of a rival gangster. The attack, a part of a long-standing gang rivalry, was orchestrated by gangster Kapil Sangwan from abroad. Police recovered a pistol and live cartridges from Khan.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 06-07-2025 20:27 IST | Created: 06-07-2025 20:27 IST
Gang Warfare: Arrest of an Aspiring Gangster Shakes Delhi and NCR
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An 18-year-old man, Sami Khan alias Sunny, has been apprehended by Delhi police for allegedly targeting a relative of a rival gangster in Haridwar. His arrest marks a significant development in the ongoing gang wars that have plagued the Delhi-NCR region.

Khan, who has shown an apparent fascination with gangster culture, was reportedly involved in a gun attack against a hotelier linked to the Manjeet Mahal gang. The attack, orchestrated by the notorious gangster Kapil Sangwan from overseas, is the latest in a violent feud between the Sangwan and Mahal gangs.

Following the incident, Khan fled to Nepal, but was captured upon his return to India. Police seized a pistol and three live cartridges from Khan, who has been booked under the Arms Act. His connections to Sangwan's gang were facilitated through another criminal associate, highlighting the intricate network of these gangs.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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