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The nephew of gangster Kala jatheri has been arrested for making extortion calls to a music company director. The director alleged that Deepak alias Kaccha wanted the company to end its contract with singer Guru Haryanvi. Guru had a dispute with the company but did not want to terminate the contract. Guru had hired Kaccha to threaten the director, boasting about his connections with Kala jatheri. Kaccha has two cases of murder and attempted murder registered against him in Sonipat.

The Crime Branch of Delhi Police arrested two members of jailed gangster Kala jatheri's gang following a brief exchange of fire at Dhulsiras in Dwarka on Saturday night.

Professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad of Ashoka University was arrested following complaints about his comments on 'Operation Sindoor'. Haryana State Women’s Commission chairperson Renu Bhatia and BJP Yuva Morcha's Yogesh jatheri filed separate FIRs, citing endangering national sovereignty and promoting enmity. The faculty association condemned the arrest as harassment, while Mahmudabad defended his statements as concern over warmongering and safeguarding citizens.

Continuing with its drive of demolishing properties/structures constructed illegally by criminals, Haryana Police, along with the civil administration, demolished buildings constructed illegally on government land in Sonipat district by notorious criminal Sandeep aka Kala jatheri.

In a major breakthrough, the Haryana Police STF on Saturday apprehended Raju Basaudi, a notorious criminal with links to the interstate criminal gang operated by Lawrence Bishnoi.

The Ambala police said accused Kala Rana was brought on a production warrant from Delhi and produced in the district court on Saturday, which granted his seven-day police remand to STF Ambala.

Judicial magistrate (first class) Azad Singh dismissed the prosecution's plea seeking seven more days of police remand and sent Mahmudabad to Sonipat district jail.

Police on Friday arrested two alleged members of the Lawrence gang, taking the total to 20 nabbed in the last one-and-a-half months -- at a time when the group is trying to make inroads into the NCR city.

The special task force (STF) of Haryana Police on Saturday arrested notorious gangster Raju aka Raj Kumar Basodi, who is linked to the inter-state criminal gang operated by Lawrence Bishnoi, after he was deported from Thailand.Basodi, who is also wanted by the police forces in Rajasthan, Punjab, Chandigarh and Delhi, was arrested from Delhi’s IGI Airport by Haryana STF at around 7am on Saturday after it was alerted by immigration officials.

A court on Thursday allowed 10 days’ custody of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi to National Investigation Agency (NIA) after it submitted that the gang of Bishnoi had “conspired to recruit youth to commit terrorist acts in India with an intention to strike terror in the minds of the people”. Bishnoi is also considered to be the mastermind behind the murder of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala.

A college student, thrown into a canal after she was allegedly raped by a youth, was rescued by passersby on Friday night.

Lawrence Bishnoi, who now leads a gang of 700 members, developed animosity towards Salman Khan over the 1998 blackbuck poaching incident in Rajasthan, which deeply offended Bishnoi's community. Bishnoi made headlines in 2018 for publicly threatening to kill Khan.

The crime branch of Jaipur police on Tuesday arrested two notorious gangsters with ties to Lawrence Bishnoi and Kala jatheri gangs and recovered two firearms and a cache of ammunition.

Parents of gangster Goldy Brar arrested in a 2024 extortion case in Muktsar, Punjab. Shamsher Singh and Preetpal Kaur were taken into custody based on a local resident's complaint. This action follows a broader crackdown by Punjab Police against gangsters and their associates.

Two property dealers in Narela were allegedly shot at on Thursday by three men who came on a bike. Police suspect that gangster Akshay Pahalwan from Palra village had demanded protection money from them.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) conducted raids in Rajasthan, targeting a network of terror-gangster-smugglers. The raids took place in several districts bordering Punjab and Haryana, and were aimed at associates of gangsters such as Lawrence Bishnoi and Bambiha, as well as Khalistani terrorists. The NIA detained several suspects and seized weapons, ammunition, and digital devices. The agency focused on weapon suppliers, financiers, and logistics providers associated with drug smuggling and terror outfits based in Pakistan, the UAE, Canada, Portugal, and other countries.