The Delhi Police Special Cell launched a successful operation titled 'Gang Bust 2.0', resulting in the arrest of 482 gangsters over two days. The operation focused on organized crime in the National Capital Region (NCR) and included the apprehension of nine members linked to the Pakistan-based gangster Shahzad Bhatti. These individuals were allegedly involved in recruiting foot soldiers for anti-national activities via social media and were tasked with carrying out random attacks on security personnel in northern India. Police conducted raids at 1,014 locations, targeting gangsters, financiers, and suppliers linked to criminal activities. The operation led to significant seizures, including 141 pistols, 212 cartridges, 79 knives, 24 vehicles, and ₹19 lakh (approximately $23,000 USD) in cash, along with narcotics and liquor. The operation also resulted in the arrest of members from several other gangs, including the Kapil Sangwan and Sandeep Kala Jathedi gangs.