Two suspects arrested in property dealer murder case, one sustained a gunshot wound
Two suspects were arrested by Highway Police in Mathura following an encounter on Friday. One suspect was injured and hospitalized.

Mathura, November 1, 2026: Highway police in Mathura arrested two suspects early Friday in connection with the murder of a local property dealer. The operation followed a brief encounter during which one suspect sustained a gunshot wound to his leg.
According to police reports, the incident occurred on Friday, October 30, 2026. Authorities received information at approximately 4:27 AM that suspects wanted in the murder case were traveling from Salempur toward Maholi. Upon receiving this intelligence, police teams established a blockade to intercept the individuals.
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Following the encounter, the wounded suspect, Manoj, was transported to the District Hospital, where he remains under treatment. The case stems from the killing of property dealer Rohtash, who was beaten with sticks and subsequently shot dead on the night of Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
CO Praveen Tiwari stated that the police investigation is ongoing and teams are currently conducting raids to locate the main suspect, Vikas alias Vishal, along with six other individuals implicated in the case.
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Saurabh Jain
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