The notorious gangster Manpal Badli has been sent by STF Gurugram from Cambodio.
The Special Task Force (STF) of Gurugram Police has arrested Most wanted gangster Manpal Badli from Cambodia to India. He had a reward of 7 lakh rupees. He was caught by the Cambodia police about 10 days ago.
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After this, the central agencies and Haryana STF together brought him to India by conducting a secret operation. Now Manpal will be kept in jail and the police will interrogate him deeply.
He had been driving his gang from abroad for a long time. The team of Gurugram Police will give full information about this by holding a press conference in the afternoon.
Manpal Badli was abroad for seven years Manpal came out of jail on parole on 29 August 2018. After which he went abroad. He has several serious cases including murder. He is accused of killing even while in jail. Manpal initially learned tractor repair work, but he stepped into the world of crime after killing his uncle in 2000.
Manpal is number one most wanted Manpal Badli is the number-1 most wanted crook in the list of Haryana Police. Due to this, the police was engaged to capture it. Recently it was caught in Cambodia. Police and intelligence agencies are now monitoring the rest of its gang members and networks. Also, STF kept this operation secret. Manpal was then detained in collaboration with local officials of Cambodia.
Contact with drugs syndicate According to the police, Manpal’s gang is also involved in smuggling drugs and illegal weapons business. Haryana STF worked closely with Interpol and central agencies to track his location in Cambodia. Around August 20, the Cambodia police detained him and the process of the Deport has been completed and brought to India.
There was a tractor mistry before becoming a gangster Initially Manpal was learning the work of tractor repair, but after killing uncle, he caught the path of crime. Gradually, he joined Haryana’s most dangerous gangsters. His gang was involved in several criminal activities, including murder, ransom and organized crime.
