Uttar Pradesh gangster Vikas Dubey was allegedly shot dead on July 10 morning as he was being brought to Kanpur from Madhya Pradesh’s Ujjain. While being transported, one of the cars in the police convoy overturned. The police allegedly fired at Dubey after he attempted to snatch a weapon and flee the scene.
The incident took place between Jhansi and Kanpur.

The STF team was bringing him back to Kanpur from Madhya Pradesh’s Ujjain city. He was arrested outside the Mahakal Temple in Ujjain on Thursday and was being brought to Kanpur.

“Vikas Dubey had three bullet injuries on the chest and one on his arm,” Dr RB Kamal of Kanpur’s LLR Hospital, was quoted as saying. Dr Kamal said the condition of the three injured police personnel is stable and that bullets brushed by two of them.

According to a police statement, there was an encounter as Vikas Dubey tried to escape when the sports utility vehicle (SUV) overturned early in the morning.
Vikas Dubey, it said, snatched a pistol from one of the policemen after the accident and tried to run away. He reached a nearby field, was surrounded and asked to surrender. When he refused to surrender and fired at the team, police personnel shot at the gangster in self-defence, the statement said.

Prashant Kumar, UP additional director general of police (law and order) said three sub-inspector, a constable and two STF commandos were injured during the incident.

Dubey’s death in a police encounter triggered sharp attacks from opposition parties who alleged that the gangster had been killed to shield the people who had protected him. Several opposition leaders, who had demanded a thorough probe to unravel the gangster’s political nexus, claimed that the encounter was engineered to bury the facts. Dubey was on the run since July 3 after he and his men ambushed and killed the eight policemen out to arrest him in his Bikru village.

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He was killed during an encounter by UP’s Special Task Force (STF) in Hamirpur district, about 200 km from state capital Lucknow. Another aide – Shyamu Bajpai – was arrested in a separate encounter in Kanpur.

Vikas Dubey was spotted at a hotel in Haryana’s Faridabad near Delhi on Tuesday, police said.

On Tuesday afternoon, raids were conducted at the Faridabad hotel and three men were arrested during an encounter. The hotel manager said that a man resembling the wanted gangster had left the hotel before the cops reached. Police later confirmed the man was Vikas Dubey.

Twenty-five teams of the UP police are conducting raids to arrest Dubey, who has been missing since Friday’s massacre. The bounty on him was increased to Rs 2.5 lakh from one lakh on Monday.

Two cities in Haryana – Faridabad and Gurgaon – near Delhi are on a high alert and the Delhi Police has also been alerted amid speculation that the notorious criminal may surrender in the National Capital Region.

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Dr Anita, the dog’s owner, developed a kidney ailment and was unwell for the past few months. She was undergoing treatment at a city hospital, where she breathed her last on July 1. According to reports, when the body was brought to the home, the dog started howling loudly. Looking at its condition, the son of the doctor locked the dog inside the room.

However, the dog somehow managed to reach the fourth floor of the house and started barking. When the family members were leaving to cremate the body, the dog jumped from the fourth floor. The family rushed her to a veterinary hospital, but she was declared dead since her backbone had fractured.

The family said the dog was depressed ever since Dr Anita was admitted to hospital and ate nothing.

Dr. Rajkumar, Anita’s husband, revealed that his wife had rescued and adopted the dog 13 years ago. She nursed and treated the dog and it had been a part of the family since then.

It’s rightly said that dogs are epitome of trust, loyalty, love.

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