Archive · 20 Jul 2026
Fugitive arrested after 27 years for killing cops
A man named Bhura, who was wanted for killing two police officers in 1999, was finally caught after 27 years.
He had been living under a new name, Jamil, in Madhya Pradesh with his wife and son.
His family in Agra thought he was dead because he cut off all contact.
The police found him through a tip-off and kept watching him before arresting him.
During questioning, he admitted he was Bhura.
Bhura, now 48, was wanted for killing two police constables in 1999.
He evaded arrest for 27 years by assuming a new identity, Jamil, in Madhya Pradesh.
He cut off all contact with his Agra-based family, who presumed him dead.
Police arrested him in Bhopal district after placing him under surveillance.
During interrogation, he admitted his real identity as Bhura.
- Who
- Bhura (alias Jamil), a 48-year-old fugitive
- What
- Arrest after 27 years for killing two police constables
- When
- Arrested on Saturday
- Where
- Bhopal district, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- He assumed a new identity and cut off contact with his family to evade arrest.
Law Enforcement
Fugitive
Identity and Contact
Law Enforcement
Law enforcement tracked the fugitive using surveillance and established his real identity through interrogation.
Fugitive
The fugitive assumed a new identity and cut off all contact with his family to evade arrest.
- Name
- Bhura (alias Jamil)
- Age
- 48
- Crime
- Killing two police constables
- Year of Crime
- 1999
- Arrest Location
- Bhopal district
- Current Residence
- Madhya Pradesh
- Family Status
- Married with a son
- Original Family Location
- Agra