Woman held from Indo-Nepal border in shootout case

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New Delhi, Updated At : 10:36 AM Oct 26, 2024 IST

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The 19-year-old woman involved in the murder of a person at Burger King restaurant in Rajouri Garden in June was arrested by the Delhi Police near Indo-Nepal border, police officials said on Friday.

Police had not been able to trace the 19-year-old, identified as Annu Dhankar. She was last seen in at Katra Railway station in Jammu Kashmir in a CCTV footage, the next day after the shootout.

On June 18, at about 9.30 pm, three person came on a bike at Burger King outlet on the 1st floor in Rajouri Garden. One person remained outside and two boys went inside the restaurant and fired around 20-25 rounds on a person, identified as Aman from close range, who died on the spot.

Later, the Himanshu Bhau gang took responsibility of eliminating the target.

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