Vijay Bajiya Murder: 7-Year Revenge Plot in Jaipur

A seven-year-old rivalry allegedly ended in a brutal revenge killing in Jaipur, where history-sheeter Vijay Bajiya was chased and hacked to death with axes after his vehicle was rammed by a group of attackers. Police have arrested four men in connection with the murder, saying the attack was planned to avenge the killing of the father of the prime accused in 2019.

The murder took place on Wednesday night, November 11, in the Jagdamba Nagar area under the Kardhani police station limits. Investigators believe that a confrontation between Bajiya and one of the accused on the day of the incident triggered the final decision to carry out the attack.

According to police, the case has its roots in the killing of Kailash Golya, the father of accused Anish Golya. The investigators allege that Bajiya was involved in that murder, which took place around seven years ago. Anish and three associates had allegedly been waiting for an opportunity to take revenge.

Four Arrested in Jaipur History-Sheeter Murder Case

Jaipur Police arrested four men on Thursday in connection with Bajiya’s murder. The accused have been identified as Anish Golya, 21, Kamlesh Golya, 23, Dinesh Chaudhary, 23, and Yuvraj Chaudhary, 23. All four are residents of the Jobner area in Jaipur Rural.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (Jaipur West) Prashant Kiran said the arrests followed an investigation into the attack near Ravana Gate in Jagdamba Nagar. Police teams began searching for the suspects after receiving information about the assault on Wednesday night.

Investigators said the four accused had allegedly formed a group called ‘7007’. Police believe the group was created as part of their plan to avenge Kailash Golya’s death. The alleged gang name has become a key part of the investigation into the background and planning behind the murder.

The arrests came less than a day after the attack. Police are continuing to investigate whether anyone else helped the accused plan or execute the killing.

Seven-Year-Old Rivalry Linked to Father’s Murder

Police have identified the alleged motive as revenge for the killing of Anish Golya’s father, Kailash, around 2019. According to investigators, Bajiya was allegedly involved in the earlier murder, creating a prolonged rivalry between the two sides.

The passage of several years did not end the hostility, police said. Instead, the dispute allegedly remained unresolved, with Anish carrying a grievance over his father’s death. Investigators believe that the formation of the group called 7007 was connected to this desire for revenge.

The case highlights how an old criminal rivalry can continue to influence events long after the original incident. However, the precise circumstances of Kailash Golya’s killing, the role attributed to Bajiya and the full history of the dispute will need to be established through the investigation and relevant court proceedings.

Police have described the latest murder as a planned attack rather than a sudden street fight. The alleged purchase of a weapon before the incident and the use of a vehicle to intercept Bajiya are among the details pointing towards preparation, according to the investigators.

Argument on the Day of the Murder Allegedly Triggered Attack

According to the police investigation, Anish and Bajiya had an argument on Wednesday, November 11. Investigators believe the confrontation prompted Anish to put the alleged revenge plan into action with the help of his three associates.

Police said the accused had reportedly purchased an axe in advance. The alleged preparation suggests that the group may have been arranging the attack before the confrontation took place, although investigators are still examining the sequence of events and the extent of each accused person’s involvement.

The police account indicates that the argument was followed by a coordinated pursuit. The four men allegedly used a camper vehicle to follow Bajiya’s car and force it to stop.

How the Attack Unfolded Near Ravana Gate

The attack took place near Ravana Gate in the Jagdamba Nagar area on Wednesday night. Police received information that unidentified men had attacked a person with axes before fleeing from the scene.

According to investigators, the accused were travelling in a camper vehicle when they began chasing Bajiya’s car. They allegedly rammed the vehicle, blocking his route and damaging it. When Bajiya’s car could no longer continue, he stepped out and tried to escape on foot.

The attackers allegedly chased him and repeatedly struck him with axes. The assault left Bajiya critically injured, and he died at the scene, according to the police account.

The accused then reportedly fled in the camper vehicle. Their alleged use of a vehicle to intercept Bajiya before attacking him on foot is central to the police reconstruction of the incident.

Victim Taken to Hospital but Declared Dead

After receiving information about the assault, police reached the area and arranged for the injured man to be taken to hospital. Bajiya was initially taken to Defence Hospital in Kardhani, where doctors declared him dead.

His body was subsequently shifted to the mortuary at Kanwatia Hospital. Police began investigating the circumstances of the murder and searching for those responsible.

The attack occurred in a residential part of Jaipur, raising concerns about the use of deadly weapons in a public area. The speed and alleged planning of the assault have also drawn attention to the long-running rivalry investigators believe was behind the killing.

Who Was Vijay Bajiya?

Vijay Bajiya was identified by police as a history-sheeter associated with the Jobner police station area. In police terminology, a history-sheeter is a person whose repeated involvement in criminal cases has led authorities to maintain a record of their activities.

Police said Bajiya had been involved in several criminal cases. Investigators have also linked him to the earlier killing of Kailash Golya, which they believe became the source of the rivalry that ultimately led to his death.

His criminal background is part of the investigation, but it does not change the legal requirement to establish the responsibility of those arrested in the latest murder. The four men remain accused in the case, and the allegations against them must be examined through the criminal justice process.

Police Continue Probe Into the Alleged Revenge Killing

With four arrests made, investigators are now examining the planning and execution of the attack in greater detail. Police are expected to establish the individual roles of Anish, Kamlesh, Dinesh and Yuvraj, including who arranged the vehicle, acquired the weapons and participated directly in the assault.

The investigation will also need to establish whether the group had any additional members or outside assistance. Police have said further investigation is underway.

The alleged creation of the 7007 group, the purchase of an axe before the attack and the confrontation between Anish and Bajiya are important elements of the police theory. Investigators will have to corroborate these details through evidence, witness accounts and other material collected during the probe.

The murder has brought a seven-year-old dispute back into focus. Police believe that the killing of Kailash Golya in 2019 set the rivalry in motion and that the latest attack was intended as revenge. The arrests may help investigators establish how that old hostility developed into a planned and fatal assault in Jaipur.