India News | Uttarakhand: One Criminal Killed, SHO Injured in Encounter After ₹2 Lakh Robbery in Dehradun
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. In a late-night encounter on April 29, 2026, in the Premnagar police station area of Dehradun, one criminal was killed after an exchange of fire with police following a robbery and shooting incident involving ₹2 lakh, officials said.
Dehradun (Uttarakhand) [India], April 30 (ANI): In a late-night encounter on Wednesday, in Dehradun's Premnagar police station area, one criminal was killed after an exchange of fire with police following a robbery and shooting incident involving ₹2 lakh, officials said.
According to police, the accused were being chased after the robbery when an encounter took place during which Naresh Rathore sustained injuries after being shot by the criminals.
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In retaliatory firing by the police, one of the accused was killed on the spot, officials added.
The incident comes seventeen years after the widely discussed Ranveer encounter of May 3, 2009, in Dehradun, which had triggered major controversy across Uttarakhand.
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At the time, police had claimed a criminal was killed in a gunfight, but the case was later found to be a fake encounter, leading to the arrest of several police personnel.
Ranbir Singh, a resident of Ghaziabad and an MBA student from Ghaziabad who went to Dehradun for a job, was killed in a fake encounter.
On Febraury 6, 2018, the Delhi High Court held seven police personnel guilty in connection with the killing of an MBA student in Dehradun on July 3, 2009.
The apex court also acquitted 11 others in the case. A plea was filed in the court by all 18 police personnel challenging the trial court verdict in the case.
A two-judge bench comprising Justice S. Murlidhar and Justice I.S. Mehta pronounced the judgment.
Those convicted of murder and criminal conspiracy are the then inspector Santosh Jaiswal and Sub Inspectors Gopal Dutt Bhatt, Rajesh Bisht, Neeraj Kumar, Nitin Chauhan, Chandra Mohan and Constable Ajeet Singh.
Those who have been acquitted from the court are the then constables Satbir Singh, Sunil Saini, Chander Pal, Saurabh Nautiyal, Nagendra Nath, Vikas Chandra Baluni, Sanjay Rawat, Mohan Singh Rana, Inder Bhan Singh, Jaspal Singh Gosain and Manoj Kumar. (ANI)
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