Archive · 3 Jun 2025
Rohtak Gang War: Four Murders in Deadly Six-Year Rivalry
Two gangs in Rohtak, once led by school friends, are at war.
It started because of a fight over a car and a bus.
The leader of one gang is now in the US, but is said to still be running the gang remotely.
The other leader is in jail.
Each gang has killed members of the other.
The gangs are extorting people and causing fear in the local community.
Police are involved, but the violence continues.
A gang war in Rohtak, Haryana, has resulted in four murders over six years.
The feud began over a car dispute between Ankit alias Baba and Himanshu alias Bhau.
Himanshu Bhau, currently in the US, is believed to be orchestrating operations remotely.
Ankit and his brother Sunny are in jail but allegedly still manage their gang.
The gangs have each lost two members in the ongoing conflict.
- Who
- Ankit alias Baba and Himanshu alias Bhau, former school friends, are leaders of rival gangs. Several others are involved, with police and villagers also impacted.
- What
- A gang war between Ankit alias Baba's and Himanshu alias Bhau's gangs involving multiple murders and extortion.
- When
- The gang war began six years ago, with the latest murder occurring recently.
- Where
- Rohtak, Haryana, India
- Why
- A car dispute escalated into a deadly gang rivalry, leading to multiple murders and extortion.
- Location
- Ritoli Village, Rohtak
- Trigger
- Car dispute
- Gang Leader in Exile
- Himanshu Bhau
- Imprisoned Gang Leaders
- Ankit alias Baba and Sunny
- Gang Affiliations
- Neeraj Bawana, Naveen Bali
- Number of Murders
- Four
- Start of conflict
- 2019