On Cam, Disha Patani House Firing Accused Begs Cops: 'Dobara Nahi Aayenge UP Mei'

The Uttar Pradesh police detained a suspect allegedly involved in the firing at Disha Patani's residence following a brief encounter today. A video from the encounter site shows the injured suspect vowing to "never enter Uttar Pradesh again," as he is escorted to a waiting police van by the cops.This is the second encounter carried out by the police in the Special Task Forces of Uttar Pradesh in the case. Two active members of the Rohit Godara-Goldy Brar gang were shot dead in the first encounter near Tronica City in Ghaziabad on Wednesday. The encounter was carried out in a joint operation by Delhi Police Special Cell and Special Task Forces of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana.Actor Disha Patani's father and retired police officer Jagdish Patani thanked

Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath for quick action over the firing incident.Jagdish Patani, in a video message, said UP police are fully realising the vision of a fear-free society under the guidance of CM Yogi Adityanath."I thank UP CM Yogi Adityanath on behalf of me and my family. As he had assured me, he found the criminals and took such strict action. I had a telephonic conversation with CM Yogi Adityanath today and thanked him as under his guidance, UP government and UP police are fully realising the vision of a fear-free society," father of Disha Patani said in his message.

Unidentified assailants had fired multiple rounds outside Patani's Bareilly residence around 3.45 am on September 12, creating panic in the locality.A case was registered at the Bareilly Kotwali police station, and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directed immediate action in the matter, reiterating the state government's zero-tolerance policy towards crime.Shooters Used Original IDs During Hotel Stay, Say SourcesAs per sources, more than four shooters were tasked with the operation.Gangster Rohit Godara has also released another chilling poster, warning: "No matter how powerful someone may be, we can do what no one can even imagine." Following the fresh threat, police have tightened security around Disha Patani's family. Heavy deployment has been made outside their Bareilly home, with an iron gate installed at the colony entrance and CCTV surveillance upgraded.As per the investigators, the four shooters reached Bareilly on the night of September 10. The most notorious among them, Ravindra, stayed at Hotel Preet, Room No. 9, just 200 meters from the Kotwali police station and SP City office. He used his original ID card to get admission into the hotel, sources said.According to hotel staff, Ravindra did not leave his room, and survived on bananas and bottled water. Meanwhile, Nakul, Vijay, and Arun checked into Hotel Hind near Bareilly Junction. They too used their original IDs to book Room No. 111, sources said.On September 11, Nakul and Vijay fired warning shots 200 meters away from Disha Patani's residence. The following night, Ravindra and Arun fired nine rounds from an automatic pistol directly outside her house.Shockingly, hotel staff mistook the shooters for students because of their casual behavior and genuine IDs. After the attack, the shooters moved freely around Bareilly, with their movements caught on the city’s Integrated Control Command Centre (I-CCC) cameras. Later, in Rampur, they used fake IDs under the names Ramniwas and Sagar to book another hotel.Inputs about the gangs movements have been shared with central agencies as the manhunt for Nakul and Vijay intensifies.