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Vikas Dubey critically injured in shootout

By IANS | Updated: July 10, 2020 07:55 IST

Kanpur, July 10 Gangster Vikas Dubey who was arrested from the Mahakal temple in Madhya Pradesh's Ujjain on ...

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Kanpur, July 10 Gangster Vikas Dubey who was arrested from the Mahakal temple in Madhya Pradesh's Ujjain on Thursday, and was being brought to Kanpur amid unprecedented security on Friday morning, has been injured in an encounter.

He has been taken to the hospital in a critical condition.

According to reports, as the convoy reached Barra police circle in Kanpur, the vehicle in which Vikas was seated, overturned after skidding on the road due to heavy rains.

Vikas, along with two other police personnel in the vehicle, were injured in the mishap.

As soon as Vikas was taken out of the vehicle, he snatched a rifle from the STF team and tried to fire at the police. He was injured in the retaliatory firing.

Vikas has been taken to the Hallett Hospital for treatment.

STF officials admitted to the mishap but refused to say the extent of injuries suffered by the gangster.

( With inputs from IANS )

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