Brijesh Ganjhu, known by multiple aliases including Gopal Singh Bhokta, Dular Chand, Ranjan, Phulchand, and Sardar, was a resident of Lutu Sohawan village. This village falls under the jurisdiction of the Lawalong police station in Chatra district.
He carried a total reward of ₹30 lakh, comprising ₹25 lakh announced by Jharkhand Police and ₹5 lakh by National Investigation Agency (NIA). In 2010, he was elected unopposed as the Mukhiya of Lawalong panchayat.
Brijesh Ganjhu, also known as Gopal Singh Bhokta, Dular Chand, Ranjan, Phulchand and Sardar, was a resident of Lutu Sohawan village under Lawalong police station in Chatra district Brijesh Ganjhu, also known as Gopal Singh Bhokta, Dular Chand, Ranjan, Phulchand and Sardar, was a resident of Lutu Sohawan village under Lawalong police station in Chatra district Brijesh Ganjhu, also known as Gopal Singh Bhokta, Dular Chand, Ranjan, Phulchand and Sardar, was a resident of Lutu Sohawan village under Lawalong police station in Chatra district Brijesh Ganjhu, also known as Gopal Singh Bhokta, Dular Chand, Ranjan, Phulchand and Sardar, was a resident of Lutu Sohawan village under Lawalong police station in Chatra district UP ATS said Ganjhu had been among the most wanted operatives linked to extremist violence in Jharkhand’s forested belt. Officials said Ganjhu was known by multiple aliases, including Gopal Singh Bhokta, Dular Chand, Ranjan, Phulchand and Sardar. He was a resident of Lutu Sohawan village under the Lawalong police station area in Jharkhand’s Chatra district. Ganjhu also entered local governance. Police, however, continued to identify him as an important figure in TSPC and maintained that his political position did not end his alleged links to the outfit.