Kanpur encounter: Who is Vikas Dubey who has 60 cases in his name, killed UP minister

Vikas Dubey, the scandalous history-sheeter in Uttar Pradesh, whose endeavored capture on Thursday night prompted the demise of 8 police work force in Kanpur, has 60 cases in his name. Vikas Dubey is likewise known to have killed a clergyman in the previous Rajnath Singh government in UP.

In 2001, Vikas Dubey burst into a police headquarters and gunned down Santosh Shukla, who was a clergyman in the Rajnath Singh-drove UP government.

In 2000, Vikas Dubey was blamed for slaughtering Siddeshwar Pandey, an associate supervisor at Tarachand Inter College, situated in Shivli police headquarters territory of Kanpur. That year he was blamed for plotting in the homicide instance of Rambabu Yadav in Kanpur while being stopped in prison.

In 2004, Vikas Dubey was engaged with murder of link agent Dinesh Dubey. In 2018, Vikas Dubey completed a dangerous assault on his own cousin Anurag. During this time Vikas was in prison and keeping in mind that sitting inside a jail, he incubated the trick. The casualty's better half had named Vikas and four others for the situation.

In 2002, Vikas Dubey snatched colossal tracts of land by unlawful occupation and amassed countless property through such methods. During this time, Vikas Dubey overwhelmed Kanpur city alongside Bilhaur, Shivrajpur, Rinyan and Choubepur zones.

Choubepur is the territory wherein Thursday's experience occurred in which Vikas Dubey and his men gunned down 8 police work force and left 7 others harmed.

Sources state in Uttar Pradesh, history-sheeter Vikas Dubey hosts a hold over numerous political gatherings across lines. Vikas Dubey had additionally won the appointment of nagar panchayat in Shivrajpur while being held up in prison.

Uttar Pradesh DGP HC Awasthi said that an instance of endeavor to kill was documented against Vikas Dubey a couple of days back and the Kanpur Police group went to capture Vikas Dubey on Thursday night. When the power came to outside the town in Bikaru, they found a few JCB earthmoving vehicles left out and about, hindering their direction. The police group had to get down from their vehicle.

Simply then the lowlifes began terminating on the police group. The police terminated in reprisal yet the hoodlums had a bit of leeway of being situated on housetops.