Proclaimed offender linked to Kala Jathedi-Sampat Nehra gang arrested after 8 years on the run

Between 2009 and 2011, Malik was involved in multiple serious offences, including murder, robbery, attempt to murder and Arms Act offences.

The accused, Ravi Malik alias Bhura, was apprehended from Rohini after a targeted operation based on inputs; described as a proclaimed offender and alleged close associate of Kala Jathedi-Sampat Nehra gang.

A team received secret information about Malik's movement near a school in Rohini on April 22.

He evaded capture during an encounter in Meerut, despite sustaining multiple bullet injuries.

He teamed up with Shiv Shakti Naydu and was allegedly involved in a 2020 murder case in Meerut, in which one person was killed and another injured.

Malik was declared a proclaimed offender in 2018 after he failed to appear before the trial court.

In 2018, he was involved in a robbery case in Rani Bagh.

In 2017, Malik was involved in a murder linked to a rival gang in Burari.

Arrest following an encounter in 2012; Malik remained in jail till 2017.

A case was registered in 2012 under IPC sections including attempt to murder, robbery and assault on public servants, along with provisions of the Arms Act.

He was allegedly involved in the murder of a man inside jail premises in 2011 along with other inmates.

Following a dispute over an alleged encroachment on his sister's property, Malik opened fire on rivals and was arrested.