Three suspected members of a Bangladeshi robber gang were arrested after a shootout with the police in Delhi, police said Saturday.
The shootout happened between 12.15am and 12.30am on the intervening night of Friday and Saturday, said bdnews24.com citing a NDTV report.
According to Rajiv Ranjan, additional commissioner of police (Crime), the Bangladeshi gang members were in southeast Delhi's Taimoor Nagar to look for a house where they could commit a robbery.
The Crime Branch officials, who were present in the area, on the basis of a tip-off, asked them to surrender but they fired at them, police said.
The police personnel fired in retaliation, he said.
Two gang members had bullet injuries in their leg and are currently hospitalised, but are stable, the officer said, adding that three members were arrested.
Police have seized three pistols with some live cartridges and house-breaking instruments, he said.
The Bangladeshi gang has been involved in committing robberies across Bengaluru, Delhi and Kota, he said.
Police have managed to link some incidents connected in these cities to the gang. He said the gang members even resorted to committing rape and killing when they find an opportunity, according to the NDTV.
