STF Team Attacked While Intervening in Clash on Bhondsi Jail Road, Constable Injured After Vehicle Runs Over HimHaryana
6 Oct 2026, 8:32 am (2 hours ago)· 0

STF Team Attacked While Intervening in Clash on Bhondsi Jail Road, Constable Injured After Vehicle Runs Over Him

A Haryana STF constable sustained severe injuries after criminals opened fire and ran a vehicle over his leg when officers tried to break up a clash on Bhondsi Jail Road in Gurugram.

A violent confrontation erupted on Jail Road in the Bhondsi area of Gurugram on Saturday night, leaving a Special Task Force constable severely injured after criminals ambushed the unit. Police shared details of the incident on Monday, confirming that Constable Amit Kumar sustained serious wounds to his leg and back during the assault and is undergoing medical care in a hospital.

Encounter with Clashing Factions on the Way to Headquarters

The incident took place late Saturday night as an STF team was travelling in an official government vehicle toward the STF headquarters situated in Bhondsi. While passing through Jail Road, the officers noticed two opposing groups engaged in a violent altercation along the street. Seeing the disturbance, the team stopped their vehicle to intervene and restore order. As the personnel stepped in, members belonging to one of the clashing factions sped away in their vehicle, while criminals from the other group immediately opened fire directly at the STF members.

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Vehicle Rammed and Driven Over Fallen Officer

Amid the sudden gunfire, the attackers deliberately rammed their vehicle into the door of the official STF vehicle. The violent impact threw Constable Amit Kumar out onto the roadway. In their desperate attempt to escape, the suspects drove a Scorpio over his leg before speeding away into the night. The brutal maneuver left the officer pinned on the asphalt with severe physical trauma to his back and lower limbs.

FIR Registered Under BNS as Raids Continue

Following an emergency alert about the clash and attack, an additional police team rushed to the scene to secure the area and rush Constable Amit Kumar to the hospital. Based on a formal complaint lodged by the STF, an FIR was registered at the Bhondsi police station under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Investigating units are conducting multiple raids across nearby areas to track down the fleeing suspects. A senior police officer affirmed that a comprehensive probe is underway and the perpetrators will be apprehended shortly.

Questions & Answers

When and where did this confrontation occur?
The incident took place on Saturday night on Jail Road in the Bhondsi area of Gurugram, Haryana.
Who is the officer injured during the incident?
The injured personnel has been identified as Special Task Force (STF) Constable Amit Kumar.
Why did the miscreants attack the STF unit?
The STF unit stopped to break up a violent clash between two factions, prompting members of one group to open fire.
What injuries did Constable Amit Kumar sustain?
He suffered severe injuries to his back and leg after falling from the vehicle and having a Scorpio drive over his leg.
What legal action has been initiated by the police?
An FIR has been registered at the Bhondsi police station under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, and police are conducting raids to arrest the suspects.

Comments 2

Rohan Verma@rohan-verma·1h ago

Firing at an STF team and running a vehicle over a policeman is a direct, open challenge to the law. Criminal audacity is clearly surging across several districts, and attacks like this on law enforcement raise serious questions about administrative writ.

Karan Malhotra@karan-malhotra·1h ago

Rohan, the attack is serious, but did they actually know it was an STF vehicle, or were they just panicking while trying to escape?

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