Disha Patani House Firing Case: Accused Killed in Ghaziabad Encounter with UP STF

The two shooters linked to gangster Goldy Brar and Rohit Godara were gunned down in Ghaziabad after a joint operation by UP STF and Delhi Police Crime Branch.

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Disha Patani House Firing Accused Killed Ghaziabad Encounter
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Highlights
  • Two shooters in Disha Patani house firing case killed in Ghaziabad encounter
  • Accused belonged to Goldy Brar–Rohit Godara gang, responsible for multiple crimes
  • Police recovered bike, pistols, and live cartridges used in the firing incident

In a dramatic turn of events, the two accused involved in the firing outside Bollywood actress Disha Patani’s house in Bareilly were killed in a late-night encounter in Ghaziabad. The operation was carried out jointly by the UP STF Noida unit and the Delhi Police Crime Branch in the Tronica City police station area.

According to officials, the shooters identified as Ravindra and Arun, were members of the notorious Goldy Brar–Rohit Godara gang. Both sustained serious injuries during the exchange of fire and were rushed to a nearby hospital, where they succumbed to their injuries.

Linked to Gangsters Goldy Brar and Rohit Godara

The firing incident at Disha Patani’s residence had sparked nationwide outrage after gangster Goldy Brar and Rohit Godara claimed responsibility through social media. Police confirmed that the two slain shooters were directly associated with the gang and had a history of involvement in multiple criminal activities.

Weapons and Bike Seized from the Accused

Authorities recovered crucial evidence from the encounter site, including the Apache bike used in the Bareilly firing, a Zigana pistol, a Glock pistol, and several live cartridges. Officials further revealed that Ravindra had an extensive criminal background and was wanted in multiple cases.

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