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Burger King shootout: Delhi Police eliminate three suspected shooters linked to gang war killing

Fugitive Spain-based gangster Himanshu Bhau, a close aide of Bawana, took responsibility for the murder in a social media post and said his gang had avenged the killing of Bawana's cousin Shakti Singh in October 2020.

Three gangsters, including two shooters allegedly behind the west Delhi food joint murder last month, were shot dead on Friday in a joint operation by the Haryana Police and the Delhi Crime Branch in Sonipat, officials said.
They said Sub-Inspector Amit of the Crime Branch was injured in the operation. The Delhi Police Crime Branch team was led by Assistant Commissioner of Police Umesh Bharatwal under the supervision of Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Amit Goel.
DCP West, Sonipat, Narinder Singh told PTI that a Haryana Police Special Task Force (STF) member also suffered injuries. Another police official from Sonipat said the encounter took place on Chhinoli Road in Kharkhoda.
Police identified the gangsters gunned down in the operation as Ashish alias Lalu, Sunny Kharar and Vicky Ridhana, and said all three were members of the Himanshu Bhau gang.
They said Ashish and Ridhana were the ones who shot 26-year-old Aman Joon dead at a Rajouri Garden Burger King outlet on June 18.
Joon, a native of Haryana, was attacked when he was seated with a woman at the eatery. The woman, who allegedly had 'honey trapped' him, is at large.
An associate of the two shooters, Bijender was arrested by the Delhi Police Special Cell in Rohini on June 28. He had taken Ashish and Ridhana to the outlet on his motorcycle.
Kharar, along with Ashish and Ridhana, was allegedly involved in a shooting outside a vehicle showroom in Hisar days after Joon's murder.
A senior Delhi Police officer said the Crime Branch and the Haryana Police STF were tipped off about the trio hiding in Kharkhoda village.
When a joint team reached the spot, the gangsters opened fire at the police personnel, injuring the sub-inspector, he said, adding that SI Amit sustained a bullet wound in his thigh.
As the police team retaliated, a gunfight ensued and the three gangsters suffered critical injuries, the officer said, adding that they were declared dead later at a city hospital.
He said the Himanshu Bhau gang has been extorting lakhs of rupees from businessmen in Haryana and Delhi. The joint force seized five pistols from the encounter site, the officer added.
The killing at the Burger King outlet in Rajouri Garden was seen as part of an ongoing gang war between jailed gangsters Neeraj Bawana and Ashok Pradhan.
Fugitive Spain-based gangster Himanshu Bhau, a close aide of Bawana, took responsibility for the murder in a social media post and said his gang had avenged the killing of Bawana's cousin Shakti Singh in October 2020.
Joon is believed to have passed on information regarding Shakti Singh's whereabouts to Pradhan, police had said.&nbsp;

Watch: Fan offers Britain's King Charles a 'Burger King' crown. Here's how responded 

Watch: fan offers King Charles a 'Burger King' crown. Here's how he responded 

Watch: Fan offers Britain's King Charles a 'Burger King' crown. Here's how responded 

The viral video shows Charles greeting locals who had gathered to see him and Queen Camila. While shaking hands with his well-wishers, one of them offered his 'Burger King' crown crown saying. "This is for you, if you want it."

Britain's King Charles had a candid moment with a fan during in Berlin.
Charles, who is on his maiden international trip to Germany since he was crowned the new UK monarch, was met with surprise after a man asked him to wear food outlet Burger King's signature paper crown.&nbsp;
The viral video shows Charles greeting locals who had gathered to see him and Queen Camila. While he was shaking hands with his well-wishers, one of them offered him a 'Burger King' crown saying "This is for you, if you want it."
The King politely refused the token of appreciation.&nbsp;
In another cute moment, Charles was asked by a little fan to wait while she took a picture of him on her brightly-coloured toy camera.&nbsp;
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Fast food chain Burger King has apologised after it came under fire for a tweet on International Women's Day that read 'women belong in the kitchen'.
The tweet was a part of an initiative being launched by Burger King to increase the representation of women in head-chef roles.
The tweet was not taken down well by Twitterati&nbsp;who claimed that they would stop eating at the burger chain.
After the backlash, Burger King UK apologised for the tweet stating that 'they would do better next time'.&nbsp;

Burger King apologises for 'women belong in the kitchen' tweet 

Fast food chain Burger King has apologised after it came under fire for a tweet on International Women's Day that read 'women belong in the kitchen'.

Fast food chain Burger King has apologised after it came under fire for a tweet on International Women's Day that read 'women belong in the kitchen'.
The tweet was a part of an initiative being launched by Burger King to increase the representation of women in head-chef roles.
The tweet, however, didn't go down well&nbsp;with&nbsp;Twitterati. Some even threatened to&nbsp;stop eating at the burger chain.
After the backlash, Burger King UK apologised for the tweet stating that 'they would do better next time'.&nbsp;

Burger King to test reusable packaging from 2021

In order to reduce waste, fast food company Burger King is planning to trial reusable containers from next year.&nbsp;The initiative is a partnership with Loop, TerraCycle's zero-waste delivery platform.
Customers can choose to take reusable packets for sandwiches, coffee and soft drinks, after which they can be returned to Burger King to be cleaned and reused.
However, customers will be charged a small deposit when purchasing the item. Once the packet is returned, customers will be refunded.
The eco-friendly packaging will be introduced in select restaurants in Portland, Tokyo and New York.

In order to reduce waste, fast food company Burger King is planning to trial reusable containers from next year.&nbsp;The initiative is a partnership with Loop, TerraCycle's zero-waste delivery platform.
Customers can choose to take reusable packets for sandwiches, coffee and soft drinks, after which they can be returned to Burger King to be cleaned and reused.
However, customers will be charged a small deposit when purchasing the item. Once the packet is returned, customers will be refunded.
The eco-friendly packaging will be introduced in select restaurants in Portland, Tokyo and New York.

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