Delhi Police's Special Cell arrested three members of a newly formed Mathura-based criminal outfit called "Gangland," including its alleged kingpin, Kanha Singh Jadaul. The operation successfully foiled a suspected extortion plot targeting businesses across the National Capital Region. Investigators stated that the group was inspired by a fugitive gangster and planned to carry out armed intimidation and firing attacks to generate fear and extort money.
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Delhi Police's Special Cell arrested three members of a newly formed Mathura-based criminal outfit called "Gangland," including its alleged kingpin, Kanha Singh Jadaul. The operation successfully foiled a suspected extortion plot targeting businesses across the National Capital Region. Investigators stated that the group was inspired by a fugitive gangster and planned to carry out armed intimidation and firing attacks to generate fear and extort money.
The arrests were executed by the Special Cell's South-West Range team after receiving specific intelligence inputs. Officers laid a trap in the Dwarka area during the intervening night of July 29 and July 30, intercepting the suspects while they were travelling in a Scorpio vehicle and allegedly scouting for targets. Police recovered three firearms, eleven live cartridges, and the vehicle during the operation.
According to police records, the alleged kingpin and his associates have backgrounds involving prior criminal cases in Rajasthan, including murder, attempted murder, rioting, and violations of the Arms Act. Following the interception, authorities registered an FIR under the Arms Act at the Special Cell police station and initiated further investigations into the network's activities.
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The three suspects have been arrested by Delhi Police, and an FIR has been registered under the Arms Act while further investigations continue.
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