The death of Arif Bhaijaan, brother-in-law of Chhota Shakeel, has raised questions about the future of Dawood Ibrahim's gang in Mumbai. Bhaijaan played a key role in preparing the ground for a large real estate company's entry into the Mumbai market.
D CompanyChhota ShakeelDawood IbrahimMumbaiReal EstateReal Estate MumbaiJun 22, 2024
Arif Bhaijaan was the brother-in-law of Chhota Shakeel and a key member of the Dawood Ibrahim gang in Mumbai.
Bhaijaan was the go-to man for Chhota Shakeel in Mumbai and was involved in executing assignments for the gang, including resolving disputes with rival builders and evicting stubborn tenants.
Bhaijaan's demise has raised concerns about the future of D-Company's operations in Mumbai, and the gang faces the challenge of finding a suitable replacement for him.
D-Company is involved in the Mumbai real estate market through proxy companies and is eyeing a significant share of the booming building redevelopment market.
Bhaijaan's arrest by the NIA in May 2023 was part of a terror funding case against Dawood, Shakeel, and their close aides, and highlighted the gang's involvement with Pakistan-based Islamic terrorist organizations.
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