Delhi Encounter: A major encounter in Delhi, carried out by the Bihar Police, resulted in the deaths of four gangsters. The shocking incident took place on Thursday morning in Rohini. Delhi Police stated that the firing began around 2 a.m. on Bahadur Shah Road. The deceased were identified as Ranjan Pathak (25), Bimalesh Mahato (25), Manish Pathak (33), and Aman Thakur (21). Ranjan Pathak, Bimalesh Mahato, and Manish Pathak were residents of Sitamarhi, Bihar, while Aman Thakur was from Karawal Nagar, Delhi.
Ranjan Pathak was reportedly the leader of the Sigma & Company gang, and his death is considered the end of the gang. The police have sent all the bodies for post-mortem.
Delhi | Four most wanted gangsters from Bihar were killed in an encounter in Rohini in a joint operation by Delhi Police Crime Branch and Bihar Police: Delhi Police pic.twitter.com/1tIhJuPyBq
— ANI (@ANI) October 23, 2025
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Details on Delhi Shoot Out
The shootout between the gangsters and the teams of the Delhi and Bihar Police took place at 2.20 am (October 23) in Northwest Delhi. According to Delhi Police sources, the encounter broke out when the police tried to intercept the gang members, who opened fire in an attempt to escape.
Who are the Sigma Gang?
According to the police, Sigma gang had built a vast network involved in extortion and contract killings across Bihar over the years. Delhi Police confirmed that the four men were wanted in several heinous crimes, including murder, extortion, and organised criminal activities in Bihar.
Ranjan Pathak – Most Dangerous member of the gang
Ranjan Pathak is considered to be the most dangerous person in the gang. Delhi Police revealed that Pathak had been openly challenging the cops through social media and audio messages. The clue that led the police to launch an operation against the gang involved a major conspiracy hatched ahead of the Bihar assembly election. The police recently recovered an audio clip that allegedly revealed details of the plan related to the Bihar polls.
The Sigma Gang had been active for nearly seven years and was reportedly regrouping in Delhi to evade police action in Bihar. The police had been tracking their movement for several days before the operation. Following the encounter, the area was cordoned off, and forensic teams were called in to collect evidence.
