25-year-old man with 15 criminal cases hacked to death with an axe in Jaipur
Assailants chased the man, who was travelling from Jobner to Jaipur, rammed his car and killed him
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
12 November 2026, 2:55 pm · 2 min read
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A 25-year-old man named Vijay Bajia was brutally murdered in public by being hacked with an axe on Wednesday night in Jaipur. According to a report by Hindustan Times, 15 criminal cases were previously registered against the deceased Vijay Bajia, and he was a history-sheeter at the Jobner police station. According to the details of the incident, Vijay was travelling from Jobner to Jaipur in his Fortuner car when four to six unidentified persons chased him in a camper vehicle.
The incident took place in Jagdamba Nagar under the Kardhani police station area of Jaipur. According to the police, Vijay realised that someone was following him, so he drove into the narrow lanes of a residential area to escape. However, the assailants rammed his car from behind and forced it to stop. As Vijay tried to escape after getting out of the car, the assailants surrounded him and attacked him multiple times with an axe, resulting in his death on the spot. The assailants then fled in their vehicle.
According to Deputy Commissioner of Police (West) Prashant Kiran, there is a suspicion of an old rivalry behind this murder, and the police are investigating all aspects. CCTV footage of the incident has also surfaced, in which it is clearly visible that the assailants had already decided on this location and time. The police believe that the killers had been monitoring Vijay's movements for the last few days. Following this incident, the police have set up blockades, and several teams have been deployed to catch the accused. The body has been moved to the hospital mortuary for a post-mortem.
Vijay Bajia was a resident of Tiberiya village in Jobner. He was registered as a history-sheeter in police records, and 15 cases were filed against him under various crimes. Police records indicate that he had been involved in criminal activities in the past as well. Currently, the police are examining CCTV footage from surrounding areas to determine the route of the killers and identify them.
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