GURUGRAM: Police sealed a house in Ghata village and demolished another in Wazirabad on Friday, October 30, 2026, in action against properties they described as illegally built or occupied. The two operations concerned three accused who, according to police, together face 52 registered criminal cases.
The Anti Narcotics Cell handled the Ghata operation, while the Crime Branch team from Sector 43 carried out the Wazirabad demolition. Both worked with the departments concerned, according to local media reports published on October 30 and 31. The account describes two properties, rather than three separate demolitions.
What happened at the two sites
At Ghata, police said a house of approximately 150 square yards was sealed. They linked it to Jitender, also known as Jeetu, a village resident against whom three cases under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act are registered in Gurugram. The reported action at this site was sealing.
The Wazirabad property was a house linked by police to Sahil and Anshul. The Sector 43 Crime Branch team demolished it in coordination with other departments. Police described the construction or occupation involved in the operations as illegal; that description is the authorities' account.
Police records cited in the reports list 40 theft and housebreaking cases against Sahil and nine theft cases against Anshul. Together with the three narcotics cases attributed to Jitender, these make up the reported total of 52. The figure refers to cases registered against the accused, not convictions arising from Friday's operations.
- Ghata: one house sealed by the Anti Narcotics Cell.
- Wazirabad: one house demolished with the Sector 43 Crime Branch.
- Reported case count: three, 40 and nine against the three accused respectively.
What is confirmed and what remains unclear
The consistent details across the reports are the villages, the two police units, the sealing and demolition, and the case counts. They do not establish the outcome of each underlying criminal proceeding. None of those case totals should be read as a court finding that the accused committed all the offences alleged against them.
The reports describe coordinated property enforcement, but do not publish the full administrative paperwork behind either operation. The reporting reviewed did not provide a date or address for a further operation. It also did not provide a property valuation or a demolition cost, so no such figure is assigned here.
The official Gurugram Police website identifies the force and its Crime Branch and citizen-service channels. The specific October 30 operation was cross checked through separate dated reports; the website is not presented as a published demolition order for either house.
For earlier local reporting, see the separate September property operation, the October narcotics seizure account, and the airport passenger complaint investigation. Those concern different incidents and do not establish additional allegations against the people linked to Friday's action.
