Murder accused arrested after 24 years on the run in Delhi forest killing case

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A man named Firoj has been apprehended by authorities after successfully evading arrest for 24 years. He was accused of murdering Kalaam Ansari, a crime allegedly motivated by a long-standing family dispute. The killing took place in February 2002, when Ansari's decomposed body was discovered in a Delhi DDA forest. Investigators found that Ansari had relocated to Delhi for work alongside Firoj, who allegedly carried out the murder. The arrest underscores the persistent efforts of law enforcement in closing decades-old criminal cases.

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