Crime Branch Cracks North-West Delhi Robbery Case, Arrest Mastermind

Delhi Police's Crime Branch arrested habitual offender Vishal Sain, mastermind of a June 2025 robbery, after technical surveillance. With multiple past cases, his capture marks a major breakthrough in tackling organized crime in the capital.

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Delhi: In a significant breakthrough, the Crime Branch of Delhi Police has apprehended the key conspirator in a high-profile robbery case registered at Subhash Place Police Station in North-West District.

The accused, identified as Vishal Sain alias Vishu, was traced and arrested by a specialized team from the Central Range under the leadership of Inspector Gaurav Chaudhary and the supervision of ACP Pankaj Arora.

The robbery, which took place on June 12, 2025, had been registered under FIR No. 365/25 and involved serious charges under sections 309(4), 309(6), and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Investigations revealed that Vishal was the principal planner behind the crime, executing it with calculated precision.

Targeted Operation and Arrest

Acting on credible intelligence inputs, a dedicated team consisting of SI Naveen Dahiya, SI Yaspal Tomar, SI Rishi, HC Ankit Kumar, and HC Anoop Kumar initiated an intensive probe.

The investigation included detailed analysis of call detail records (CDRs) and footage from CCTV cameras near the scene of the robbery. Based on technical surveillance, the accused’s movements were tracked to Ram Nagar in the Shahdara District.

On June 29, 2025, the team received a tip-off about Vishal’s presence near Ram Nagar Extension. A strategic operation was launched under the close supervision of ACP Pankaj Arora. Around 4:15 PM, the team successfully apprehended Vishal. During interrogation, he confessed to his role in the robbery and confirmed his identity.

Notorious Criminal 

Vishal Sain, a 27-year-old resident of Prem Nagar-2 in Suleman Nagar, Delhi, has a long-standing criminal history. A school dropout who completed education till class 10 from a government school, Vishal initially worked as a labourer. However, he soon veered into the world of crime and built a reputation as a habitual offender.

He is a known history-sheeter and has been previously involved in multiple serious criminal cases, including robbery, molestation while armed, snatching, and violations under the Excise Act.

Police records show that Vishal has been implicated in at least six criminal cases:

  1. FIR No. 0705/2016 – Sections 356/379/34 IPC – Police Station: Aman Vihar
  2. FIR No. 1118/2016 – Sections 356/379/34 IPC – Police Station: Aman Vihar
  3. FIR No. 0865/2016 – Sections 356/379/34 IPC – Police Station: Aman Vihar
  4. FIR No. 1194/2016 – Sections 323/354/506/34 IPC & 27/54/59 Arms Act – Police Station: Aman Vihar
  5. FIR No. 1099/2016 – Section 392/34 IPC – Police Station: Aman Vihar
  6. FIR No. 0545/2019 – Sections 33/38 Excise Act – Police Station: Sultanpuri

A Non-Bailable Warrant (NBW) was also pending against him in FIR No. 1194/16 from PS Aman Vihar, further highlighting his continued evasion from law enforcement.

Legal Proceedings Underway

Following the arrest, a Kalandra (report) under Section 35.1(C) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) has been filed against the accused for necessary legal proceedings. Authorities have confirmed that relevant intimation has been provided to Subhash Place Police Station for further action.

Statement from Police

An official from the Crime Branch praised the efforts of the team, stating, “This arrest marks a critical step in solving a well-orchestrated robbery case that had raised serious concerns in the area.

The accused, with a history of violent and repeated offences, posed a serious threat to public safety. His capture is the result of meticulous planning, effective surveillance, and coordinated action by our team.”

The arrest of Vishal Sain underscores the continued efforts of Delhi Police in cracking down on repeat offenders and ensuring the safety of citizens through swift and targeted operations. Further investigation is ongoing to identify any accomplices or criminal networks associated with the accused.

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