Two Bambiha gang members caught after gunfight in Gurugram: Police
According to police officers, Sumit Sharma and Sukhmanjit Singh alias Ganja, from Amritsar, have multiple criminal cases registered against them in Punjab
Gurugram: Two Bambiha gang members were caught after an encounter with the crime branch team of Gurugram Police near Maidawas village in Haryana’s Sohna early Sunday morning, police said.

According to police officers, Sumit Sharma and Sukhmanjit Singh alias Ganja, from Amritsar, have multiple criminal cases registered against them in Punjab. “The duo worked with the gangs of notorious Kaushal Chaudhary and Devender Bambiha,” an officer said.
Based on an intelligence input, the crime branch team intercepted the duo near Maidawas when they opened fire, public relations officer of Gurugram Police Sandeep Turan said.
Turan said that the suspects fired seven rounds at the cops. “The duo sustained bullet injuries in their legs and were overpowered. They were taken to the civil hospital for treatment. They will be arrested and quizzed once doctors discharge them,” he said.
Police said two country-made pistols, two live cartridges, and more than ten empty cartridges were recovered from the spot.
An FIR for attempt to murder and possession of illegal firearms was registered against the duo under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and the Arms Act at the Sector-65 police station.
ABOUT THE AUTHORDebashish KarmakarDebashish Karmakar is a principal correspondent with the Hindustan Times, Gurugram bureau. He has a vast journalistic experience of almost 14 years of covering crime, court, power, transport, administration, weather and other beats while working across various organisations. He has been covering Gurugram, Faridabad, Nuh, Palwal and other districts of southern Haryana for more than four and a half years. He has produced several breaking and exclusive stories while reporting from the ground where he maintains a strong presence on a daily basis. He writes news articles which are hard-hitting and accurate. With his strong bureaucratic sources, he frequently writes stories to expose the failure of the system forcing authorities to take necessary course-corrective steps. Besides crime, important convictions and court orders, he also writes on human-angle stories, on power issues and challenges faced by the residents on a daily basis in Gurugram and neighbouring areas. In the past, he worked for media houses like The Times of India, where he extensively reported on important government matters and daily proceedings at the Patna High Court. He has also worked in the electronic media and had done ground coverage on the Kedarnath deluge that wrecked Uttarakhand in 2013.Read More

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