Mumbai police have apprehended five members of the notorious Chhota Rajan gang, involved in a builders' extortion case. The arrested individuals include business tycoon Vikas Dubey, along with real estate agents Manish Bhardwaj, Remi Fernandes, and Shashi
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Chhota Rajan is a notorious criminal leader known for his extensive involvement in various criminal activities in Mumbai, India. The gang named after him has been a major concern for law enforcement authorities for several years.
MIREDA is a prominent organization representing real estate developers and builders in Mumbai. It works towards the advancement of the real estate sector and the protection of the interests of its members.
The arrested individuals were involved in a systematic extortion racket, where they threatened and coerced real estate developers and builders into paying large sums of money. This included physical violence and property damage.
The police conducted a series of raids across different locations in Mumbai as part of a joint operation by the Mumbai Crime Branch and the Anti-Extortion Cell. These raids resulted in the arrest of the suspects and the seizure of cash, weapons, and documents.
The police are continuing their investigation to gather more evidence and bring all those involved in the extortion racket to justice. They have also set up a helpline and email address for the public to report any suspicious activities or provide tips.
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