New CCTV Footage Suggests Premeditation in Bareilly Firing at Disha Patani’s Home

CCTV footage has emerged in the case of the firing outside actress Disha Patani’s Bareilly residence, revealing that suspects visited a petrol pump days before the attack. The video shows four individuals on two motorcycles refuelling on September 9, leading investigators to believe the attack was preplanned. Authorities say these clips helped piece together the movement of alleged gang members tied to the incident.

What the CCTV Reveals
The footage shows Arun, Vijay, Nakul, and a minor arriving on two bikes at a Bareilly petrol pump. One of the bikes is a white Apache, which matches a motorcycle recovered from a later police encounter in Ghaziabad. Investigators say the suspects were captured on other CCTV cameras loitering near Disha Patani’s home prior to the shooting, suggesting reconnaissance activity.

Attack Details and Aftermath
On early morning of September 12, two men on a motorcycle reportedly opened fire outside Patani’s family home. Fortunately, no one was injured. The police later identified two key suspects—Arun and Ravindra—who were killed in an encounter with law enforcement in Ghaziabad. Two more suspects remain at large.

Weapons and Links to Criminal Syndicate
Officials say recovered weapons include Pakistani-source Zigana pistols and Austrian Glocks. These firearms are not commonly seen in low-profile crimes, pointing to serious syndicate involvement. The suspects are believed to have connections with the Goldy Brar – Rohit Godara gang, known for cross-border criminal networks.

Why This Matters Beyond Bareilly
For people in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, this case underlines how crime networks are exploiting gaps in surveillance, mobility, and response time. Local CCTV systems at petrol pumps, streets, and hotels are proving instrumental in investigations. It also raises concerns around safety even for people with public profiles, showing that no one is immune when accused of offending community sentiments.

Conclusion
The newly surfaced CCTV footage suggests the firing was not an impulsive act but a planned attack. While the killing of two accused may mark a significant police response, unanswered questions remain—about motive, identity of all involved, and how such planning went unnoticed. For citizens everywhere, this case emphasizes the need for vigilant local security infrastructure and timely law enforcement action to prevent similar threats.