policemen were killed, including a deputy superintendent of police (DSP), while seven police personnel were left injured. Two gunmen, identified as a maternal uncle and another close relative of Dubey, were also killed in the gunfight. The autopsy report revealed that DSP Devendra Mishra had been beheaded and brutalized with an axe, while other policemen had multiple bullet wounds, which were fired from different weapons, suggesting an ambush. The police later recovered weapons, including an Ak-47 rifle and an INSAS rifle, among others. The inspector-general of Kanpur said that at least 60 men had ambushed the police team, who were 30 in number. Call records showed that Dubey was in contact with multiple police personnel, who leaked information to him. Following this, the Kanpur administration demolished his house with a bulldozer, and 25 police teams were then formed to arrest Dubey and his other associates. Arrest and death Dubey was arrested in 2017; when the government of Uttar Pradesh charged him under the Gangsters Act and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act and charge-sheeted him in 2019. He challenged this at the High Court and secured an order of no coercive action against him. He was apprehended again on July 9, 2020, near the Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga temple in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh. He was reported to have shouted his name while being arrested, in fear of being killed like his accomplices. A petition was filed in the Supreme Court that same night which requested police protection for him and a thorough CBI investigation of his crimes. On 10 July, the police vehicle carrying Dubey was involved in a road accident and overturned. The real cause of the accident remains a mystery to this day. Dubey allegedly snatched a pistol from a policeman trying to fix a flat tire and tried to run away, before being killed by the Uttar Pradesh police. Post-death investigation Following Dubey's death, an investigation led by retired Supreme Court judge B. S. Chauhan was initiated to look into the 2nd July encounter. People in Dubey's circle, Dubey's state connections, and how he managed to get bail was investigated. The judicial commission also included judge Shashi Kant Agarwal and Indian Police Service officer K. L. Gupta. The Justice B S Chauhan inquiry commission found no evidence of wrongdoing by Uttar Pradesh police in the encounter killings of gangster Dubey and his five associates. Bikroo Kanpur Gangster A film has also