Historysheeter Bhayyu Lala dies under suspicious circumstances:Body found in bed during raid in Mandsaur; Family claims police beat him to death

In Surjani village of Mandsaur district, notorious history-sheeter smuggler Wahid alias Bhayyu Lala died under suspicious circumstances on Wednesday night. Bhayyu Lala was being searched by police from 3 states. It is being reported that during the police raid, he hid inside a divan (box bed) kept in the house to escape, where he died due to suffocation. Meanwhile, family members made serious allegations against the police, saying that the police entered the house and killed him. Blood was found flowing from Bhayyu Lala’s nose and ears. The incident happened late Wednesday night. Sitamau police received information that the Rs 5,000 reward carrying MD drugs smuggler Bhayyu Lala had come to his house. Police surrounded his house in Surjani village. Bhayyu Lala found unconscious when divan was opened According to sources, upon seeing the police, Bhayyu Lala hurriedly entered inside the divan kept in the bedroom and locked himself. Police searched the house but couldn’t find him When family members opened the divan long after police left, he was found unconscious. He had suffocated due to lack of oxygen inside the box. Family members claim that police entered the house and severely beat up Bhayyu Lala. He died in this incident. In photos/videos that emerged after death, blood can be seen flowing from Bhayyu Lala’s nose and ears, which lends credence to the family’s allegations. Accusation – Police took away DVR to destroy evidence Lala’s family members have raised serious questions about police procedures. They allege that the police not only beat Bhayyu Lala but also tried to destroy evidence. There were CCTV cameras installed in the house, but while leaving, the police also took its DVR with them so that the recording of the beating would not fall into anyone’s hands. SP says – News of death received through social media Considering the seriousness of the matter, Mandsaur SP Vinod Kumar Meena issued a statement. He said – We received information about the incident through social media. Several serious cases were registered against the accused and the police were searching for him. Initially, death by suffocation appears to be the cause, but the real cause of death will only be clear after the post-mortem report arrives. Know who was Bhayyu Lala, who was being searched by police of 3 states Police force deployed due to tension in village The surprising thing was that the family did not inform the police immediately after the incident. The body remained at home until late night. Now on Thursday, the post-mortem of the body will be conducted by the medical board. Only after the PM report and viscera examination will it become clear whether Bhayyu Lala died due to suffocation in the sofa or there was some other reason. Meanwhile, police force has been deployed in view of tension in the village. Was an important part of interstate drug mafia Wahid alias Bhayyu Lala was not an ordinary criminal. He was an important part of the interstate drug mafia. He had 19 serious cases registered against him including NDPS (smuggling), Arms Act, attempted murder, robbery and rioting. Police had announced a reward of 5 thousand rupees on him. On January 11, 2026, an accused was caught in Mumbai with 23 grams of MD, which had connections to Mandsaur. Based on this, on January 13, Mumbai Police and Thane Police teams reached Surjani village. Bhayyu Lala and his two associates had fled from the scene. Later, Manohar Gurjar (resident of Sukhakheda) and Jaju Sultan (from Titroda, Mandsaur district) were arrested from Hussain Tekri area of Jawra. 10 kg of MD drugs were seized from their possession. However, Bhayyu managed to escape at that time as well. Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Maharashtra police were searching for Bhayyu Lala. Recently, his name had prominently emerged in the drug trafficking network. Cases were also registered against him at the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in Jodhpur, Kota and Neemuch.