<p>New Delhi: The Delhi Police on Friday made its first arrest in connection with the recent murder of a man at a food outlet in west Delhi's Rajouri Garden, officials said.</p><p>The arrested accused Bijender (27), a resident of Rohtak in Haryana, is the one who allegedly brought the two shooters in his vehicle at the spot to commit the murder, a senior police officer said.</p><p>The police said three other suspects, the woman who accompanied the victim at the outlet and the two shooters, are still at large.</p><p>The incident took place on June 18 around 9.30 pm at a Burger King outlet at Najafgarh Road in Rajouri Garden, the officer said.</p><p>Three people came on a motorcycle and parked outside the outlet. One person remained outside to keep surveillance and as backup with a weapon, while two of them went inside and indiscriminately fired around 40 rounds at the victim who died on the spot, he added.</p><p>The victim was later identified as Aman Joon (26), a resident of Jhajjar in Haryana. He was sitting with a woman inside the outlet when the incident happened.</p><p>Later, a criminal gang based outside India took responsibility of eliminating the man, the officer said.</p><p>During investigation, the shooters who were involved in the incident were identified as Ashish, Vikas, and Bijender.</p><p>On Friday, the police got inputs on the whereabouts of Bijender and nabbed him from the Rohini area. A sophisticated pistol, eight live cartridges, and a motorcycle have been recovered from his possession, Special Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) R P Upadhyay said.</p><p>He was previously involved in five cases of murder, attempt to murder, and cases under the Arms Act, Upadhyay said.</p><p>During interrogation, Bijender disclosed that the murder of Joon was committed in a pre-planned manner allegedly on the direction of a criminal gang based abroad, Additional Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Pramod Singh Kushwah said.</p><p>On June 18, as instructed by gang member Sahil Retolia, Bijender equipped with pistol, reached near metro pillar number 397 in Rajouri Garden on a motorcycle. Other associates Ashish and Vikas also reached there as per the plan, Kushwah said.</p><p>After the trio reached the Burger King outlet, Bijender remained alert on his vehicle on a back up mode with weapon, while Ashish and Vikas went inside and killed Aman. After the murder, they all escaped on the motorcycle, he added.</p><p>The victim had suffered 38 gunshot wounds, the police had said.</p><p>Joon's killing was an outcome of a gang war between jailed gangsters Neeraj Bawana and Ashok Pradhan, they had said.</p>
<p>New Delhi: The Delhi Police on Friday made its first arrest in connection with the recent murder of a man at a food outlet in west Delhi's Rajouri Garden, officials said.</p><p>The arrested accused Bijender (27), a resident of Rohtak in Haryana, is the one who allegedly brought the two shooters in his vehicle at the spot to commit the murder, a senior police officer said.</p><p>The police said three other suspects, the woman who accompanied the victim at the outlet and the two shooters, are still at large.</p><p>The incident took place on June 18 around 9.30 pm at a Burger King outlet at Najafgarh Road in Rajouri Garden, the officer said.</p><p>Three people came on a motorcycle and parked outside the outlet. One person remained outside to keep surveillance and as backup with a weapon, while two of them went inside and indiscriminately fired around 40 rounds at the victim who died on the spot, he added.</p><p>The victim was later identified as Aman Joon (26), a resident of Jhajjar in Haryana. He was sitting with a woman inside the outlet when the incident happened.</p><p>Later, a criminal gang based outside India took responsibility of eliminating the man, the officer said.</p><p>During investigation, the shooters who were involved in the incident were identified as Ashish, Vikas, and Bijender.</p><p>On Friday, the police got inputs on the whereabouts of Bijender and nabbed him from the Rohini area. A sophisticated pistol, eight live cartridges, and a motorcycle have been recovered from his possession, Special Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) R P Upadhyay said.</p><p>He was previously involved in five cases of murder, attempt to murder, and cases under the Arms Act, Upadhyay said.</p><p>During interrogation, Bijender disclosed that the murder of Joon was committed in a pre-planned manner allegedly on the direction of a criminal gang based abroad, Additional Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Pramod Singh Kushwah said.</p><p>On June 18, as instructed by gang member Sahil Retolia, Bijender equipped with pistol, reached near metro pillar number 397 in Rajouri Garden on a motorcycle. Other associates Ashish and Vikas also reached there as per the plan, Kushwah said.</p><p>After the trio reached the Burger King outlet, Bijender remained alert on his vehicle on a back up mode with weapon, while Ashish and Vikas went inside and killed Aman. After the murder, they all escaped on the motorcycle, he added.</p><p>The victim had suffered 38 gunshot wounds, the police had said.</p><p>Joon's killing was an outcome of a gang war between jailed gangsters Neeraj Bawana and Ashok Pradhan, they had said.</p>