Mumbai’s crime branch to probe the financial offers by Gangster DK RAO; Vocal samples under forensic analysis

Mumbai: Will it weaken the recent arrest of the dreaded Gangster DK Rao (53 years old) to weaken the Chhota Rajan gang? This is the question asked by the police and observers of the crime of the city.

The anti-exotion cell (AEC) of the city police arrested on RAO, which is based in Dharavi, along with six of its accomplices, after a complaint was filed by a Ramdas Vishwakarma (74 years old) accusing RAO and his gang. EXTORCE 2.5 Rs 2.5 crores from it.

Sources said that even though Chhota Rajan, who is currently in judicial arrest at Tihar prison in Delhi, in connection with a lot of criminal cases in Mumbai and other places, her network of shooters, informants and funders is almost intact. “Rao’s arrest is definitely a delay, although temporary. But then he has others who are willing to do Rajan’s tender,” a police official noted.

The crime branch of Mumbai is to investigate the financial transactions of DK RAO because they would have accepted money from other accused in exchange for mediation in a case of hotel dispute. In addition, the WhatsApp vocal notes found on the mobile phone of the accused Abubakar Siddiqui are examined, and the forensic analysis of the RAO vocal samples and other accused will be performed.

The Crime Branch Had Arrested Rao, Abubakar Abdullah Siddiqui (37), Imran Kaleem Shaikh (31), Riyaz Kaleem Shaikh (40), Asif Sattan Khan Alias ​​Saif Darbar (36), Javed Jalauddin Khan (35), and Hanif ismail naik alias Annu Bhai (53 years old) on January 23 because he would have requested 2.5 pounds.

RAO has a criminal record with 42 serious cases, including extortion, killing, kidnapping and robbery. Investigators suspect that RAO has been financially offset by the accused to facilitate the attempt of extortion. To check this, the crime branch will examine its financial transactions. Moreover, the WhatsApp vocal notes recovered from the ABUBAKAR SIDDIQUI mobile suggests discussions between the accused of taking over the hotel.

Rao, whose real name is Ravindra Mallesh Bora, used to master over Dharavi where he lived in a palatial house. The surviving police meetings and the rivalry of the world Underworld Rao is known for its remarkable escapes from police meetings. He survived three meetings and survived despite seven bullet wounds in a single incident. According to a former meeting specialist, the police were once confused for the dead after a meeting and brought it to a hospital on a tar. However, Rao suddenly regained consciousness and pleaded with doctors to save him. Doctors have successfully removed all the bullets and saved his life.

Between 1991-92, Rao escaped a police fire. In 1993, after the serial explosion in Mumbai, Chhota Rajan broke up with Dawood Ibrahim’s company D, and Rao followed Rajan. It is said that Chhota Shakeel tried to convince him to join Dawood’s band, but Rao refused and remained faithful to Rajan.

As a result, Dawood’s gang started to target him, throwing the police about the place where he is. This led to several police meetings, but Rao escaped each time.

Born and raised in Matunga’s slums, Rao’s first years were full of poverty. Eventually, he joined a band of thieves and robbers and soon became involved in robberies and bank extortes. Under the leadership of Chhota Rajan, he rose through the lines, becoming a dreaded gangster involved in abduction, extortion and crime. By the end of the 1980s and early 1990s, DK Rao was one of the most feared criminals in Mumbai.

In 2013, he was involved in the case of shooting in Ajay Gosalia and was later arrested for murder. He was released from prison in July 2016, but soon resumed the extortion rocket. In October 2017, he asked for a redemption of Rs 50 Lakh from a builder involved in a project to redevelop the slums, threatening to stop the construction.

In recent years, DK RAO has expanded operations in the redevelopment of slums and in solving property disputes.