Archive · 15 Nov 2025
Two Tajpuria Gang Suspects Arrested, Murder Plot Foiled in Delhi
Police in Delhi caught two young men who were part of a gang called the Tillu Tajpuria gang.
These men were planning to hurt or kill someone for the gang.
The police found them with guns and also discovered they were using a secret app to talk so the police wouldn't know what they were planning.
One of the men also had a stolen motorcycle.
The police were watching for gang members and found these two.
They are now asking them more questions to find other gang members and understand how the gang works.
The police were able to stop a bad thing from happening because they caught these two suspects.
Two suspected members of the Tillu Tajpuria gang, Parth (22) and Vikrant (21), were arrested in Delhi.
The arrests foiled a planned targeted killing orchestrated by a key gang member named Amit (alias Dabang).
Police seized illegal firearms, including country-made pistols with live cartridges, from the arrested individuals.
The suspects were allegedly using the Zangi app, an encrypted communication platform, to evade law enforcement.
Investigations are ongoing to identify further gang members and understand their network and operations in Delhi.
- Who
- Two suspected operatives of the Tillu Tajpuria gang, identified as Parth (22) and Vikrant (21)
- What
- Arrested with illegal firearms, foiling a planned targeted killing.
- When
- Arrests made on November 4-5 and November 7, with arrests announced on Friday.
- Where
- Delhi, specifically Ambrahi Village, Dwarka, and Dhulsiras Chowk.
- Why
- The suspects were allegedly recruited by the gang to eliminate targets, driven by personal enmities and promises of easy money.
- Arrested Individuals
- Parth (22) and Vikrant (21)
- Gang Affiliation
- Tillu Tajpuria gang
- Alleged Role
- Recruited to carry out a targeted killing
- Weapons Seized
- Two country-made pistols with live cartridges
- Communication Method
- Zangi app (encrypted)
- Stolen Property
- One black motorcycle
- Case Numbers
- e-FIR dated Oct 28 (Dwarka South PS, theft); FIR dated Nov 5 (Sector 23 PS, Arms Act)