A gangster needed in India on a number of homicide fees was arrested in Delhi after he was detained and deported from Thailand on Tuesday. Indian media say the person was a key member of the Lawrence Bishnoi-Kala Jathedi syndicate and was often known as some of the needed criminals in north India.

28 yr previous Virender Partap, often known as Kala Rana, reportedly entered Thailand on a pretend passport and continued to run an Indian crime syndicate from Thailand. According to the Hindustan Times, the prison actions Kala was concerned in included extortion rackets and contract killings. Indian police say Kala is a suspect in 30 instances of homicide, tried homicide, extortion and prison intimidation.

The needed gangster was positioned in Bangkok and detained by Thai authorities. He was deported and arrested by police at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport. An officer from the Haryana Police Special Task Force says the unit has been engaged on the case for a very long time.

“Our unit had been working on his arrest for a long time, and we had provided the necessary inputs to the agencies which facilitated his arrest in Thailand. He is in the custody of the Delhi Police. We will take him on production remand and question him regarding several cases registered in Haryana.”

SOURCES: Hindustan Times | The Indian Express