Uttar Pradesh STF performed big in the shooting case of Bollywood actress Disha Patni’s home. The policy team encountered the accused in the city of Tronica in Ghaziabad on Tuesday, in which both shooters injured in critical condition and died in hospital. According to sources, both shooters started shooting after seeing the policy team, in response to the STF on fire. Both shooters Arun and Ravinder were injured in retaliation. He was rushed to the hospital immediately, but because of his condition that was critical, doctors declared death. Police said both accused were associated with Rohit Godara and Goldie Brar Gang. They are accused of being involved in very serious crimes. This meeting is especially important after the incident of Disha Patni’s home, because it has helped the most important conspirators to suppress and prevent the possibility of crime in the future. STF officials said the meeting was done by law and rules. He also said that this action against criminals is an example of strict and decisive move. Officials want to make it clear that public and celebrity safety is the most important priority for them. Local people and media staff reached the place and embarked on the incident as soon as they got information about the meeting. After this action, safety and police vapority in the area were increased. Experts believe that such encounters are important to break the confidence of criminals and prevent crimes in the future. He also said that this meeting sent a clear message that the police would not take laxity in the safety of fame and ordinary citizens. In general, this encounter of STF is a symbol of rigor and activism in Disha Patni’s house fire. The death of both shooters ensured that the action and security system against the most important criminals remained effective. The incident also gave a message that the decisive action of the police against criminals strengthened the spirit of security for both society and the public. Police have assured that strict action and monitoring will continue on crimes in the future. Share this story -tags
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