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Sameer Wankhede won’t seek extension, NCB stint to end on December 31

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Sameer Wankhede won’t seek extension, NCB stint to end on December 31

The Director of the Narcotics Enforcement Agency’s Mumbai Region, Samir Wanhead, found himself in a position after Shah Rukh Khan’s son, Aryan Khan, was arrested in a cruise drug case. He will not seek to extend his term, which will be in 2021. Ends on December 31. Wankhede has been a representative of the NCB since September 2020. During his tenure, Wankhede took measures to crack down on the so-called Bollywood drug syndicate. Starting with actor Rhea Chakraborty, the NCB led by Sameer Wankhede interrogated and arrested several Bollywood celebrities for drug involvement.

The Aryn Khan case set off a storm because the Minister of Maharashtra Nawab Malik, in addition to some other violations in the operation of the central agency, also filed blackmail charges against Sameer Wankhede. Nawab Malik also filed serious forgery charges against Sameer Wankhede, claiming that he is a Muslim, but using a forged certificate to take advantage of the OBC quota. While Wankhede’s allegations are being investigated, the issue between Wankhede and Nawab Malik has been brought to court. At the same time, several high-profile cases, including those of the son-in-law of Aryan Khan and Nawab Malik, were transferred from NCB Mumbai to a special investigation team formed by the headquarters. From August 2020 to December 2020, Wankhede arrested 96 cases and filed 28 cases. NCB stated that in 2021, Wankhede arrested 234 people, registered 117 cases, seized more than 1,791 kilograms of drugs, valued at approximately 1,000 crore, and frozen more than 11 crore of property.

Prior to his appointment at the NCB, Sameer Wankhede was an officer of the Indian Revenue Service in 2008 and worked for the Tax Intelligence Bureau. In his previous roles, he was also known as an overseer. In 2011, when Wankhede was at customs, he stopped Shah Rukh Khan at the airport and was fined 150,000 rupees for carrying excess luggage.

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2 ‘Kala Jatheri gang members’ killed in encounter with F’bad cops in Fatehabad

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2 ‘Kala Jatheri gang members’ killed in encounter with F’bad cops in Fatehabad

According to the police, the encounter took place after at least four suspects tried to help their close aide escape from police custody
The Faridabad police gunned down two members of the Kala Jatheri gang in an encounter near Fatehabad on Friday, officers said. A constable was injured in the gunfight, they added.

According to the police, the encounter took place after at least four suspects tried to help their close aide escape from police custody.

The identity of one of the deceased was not known, while the other was identified as Ravi (single name), who had 28 cases lodged against him in multiple districts.

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Aman Yadav, assistant commissioner of Police (ACP), Faridabad said the incident occurred when the police van stopped near a roadside eatery on the outskirts of Fatehabad while transporting Ravi back to Faridabad jail after a court appearance in an Arms Act case.

“Four armed individuals attacked the police team, firing multiple rounds to facilitate Ravi’s escape. In retaliation, police returned fire, killing Ravi and another suspect on the spot,” Yadav said.

Constable Sarjeet Yadav suffered a gunshot wound to his left forearm. He was rushed to a civic hospital, where his condition is reported to be stable, said police.

Yadav said that Ravi, who had been lodged in Faridabad jail since April 24, 2023, was being transported after attending an appeal hearing at the Fatehabad court. The ambush, allegedly orchestrated by Ravi’s associates, was intended to secure his release from custody. The police’s swift response thwarted the plan.

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Ravi had a long history of violent crimes, including murder, attempted murder, dacoity, robbery, and Arms Act violations. His activities spanned multiple districts, such as Sonipat, Jind, Rohtak, Faridabad, and Delhi. He was a key member of the Kala Jathedi gang, led by the notorious gangster Sandeep alias Kala Jathedi, who is currently in Tihar Jail.

Kala Jathedi himself is implicated in over a dozen cases across Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh. In 2020, he famously escaped from Haryana Police custody during a similar ambush orchestrated by his gang.

ACP Yadav confirmed that police teams are actively investigating to identify the remaining attackers involved in the ambush. “We are working to uncover the identities of the other suspects who participated in the operation. Stringent action will be taken against all involved,” Yadav said.

This encounter is part of an ongoing crackdown on organized crime, with authorities aiming to dismantle gangs operating in the region.

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