According to police records, Bhau is implicated in several criminal activities in the Delhi-NCR region, including targeted killings, financially motivated shootings and extortion. He is notorious for instilling fear among businessmen and making threatening calls to maintain control.
Bhau is a resident of Ritoli village in Rohtak, Haryana and is one of the most wanted criminals in the state. He has fled India and is currently operating his criminal network from Portugal.
According to Additional Commissioner of Police (Crime) Sanjay Bhatia, an incident of firing was reported at Tilak Nagar police station on the evening of May 6, where three people opened fire inside the Fusion CA showroom to create fear of their gang leader Himanshu. And there was indiscriminate firing outside. Brother among businessmen.
“Six people were injured in this incident. Before leaving the spot, the accused persons left a note claiming themselves to be the syndicate of Himanshu Bha gang,” Bhatia said.
The next day, on May 7, the complainant received a threatening call from an international VoIP number. The caller introduced himself as Himanshu Bhau and demanded Rs 5 crore.
“On May 14, further investigation of the case was handed over to the crime branch. During investigation, it was found that the syndicate of Himanshu and his associates was continuously indulging in illegal activities for economic gain, hence, MCOC Act has been instituted against Himanshu Bhau. The gang is being further investigated,” Bhatia said.
Bhau is a resident of Ritoli village in Rohtak, Haryana and is one of the most wanted criminals in the state. He has fled India and is currently operating his criminal network from Portugal.
According to Additional Commissioner of Police (Crime) Sanjay Bhatia, an incident of firing was reported at Tilak Nagar police station on the evening of May 6, where three people opened fire inside the Fusion CA showroom to create fear of their gang leader Himanshu. And there was indiscriminate firing outside. Brother among businessmen.
“Six people were injured in this incident. Before leaving the spot, the accused persons left a note claiming themselves to be the syndicate of Himanshu Bha gang,” Bhatia said.
The next day, on May 7, the complainant received a threatening call from an international VoIP number. The caller introduced himself as Himanshu Bhau and demanded Rs 5 crore.
“On May 14, further investigation of the case was handed over to the crime branch. During investigation, it was found that the syndicate of Himanshu and his associates was continuously indulging in illegal activities for economic gain, hence, MCOC Act has been instituted against Himanshu Bhau. The gang is being further investigated,” Bhatia said.
