10 Notorious Kingpin of India

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Anirudh Joshi 'Shatayu'
There are many well-known gangsters and most wanted in India, such as militant-separatists from Kashmir, extremists from Northeast, Naxalites and Maoists from places like Bengal, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha etc. Dawn etc. of the underworld. But here we will talk about those 10 eminent leaders who had to face trouble in India.

There are notorious people in every country of the world. 'Notorious' means those who are famous for their evils. Some of these notables remain whom the whole world knows. There have been some such notorious people in India, due to which not only India, many countries of the world have been troubled but every bad person also has a bad end. Come, know about those 10 notorious people of India who were swept away by the police in finding them, but ...

Thug Bahram: Due to Thug Bahram, the British government was forced to enact anti-thugs law. From 1790 to 1840 he committed 931 murders. He used to kill his victim by strangling them. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, between 1790-1840, Mahathg Bahram did 931 serial killings, which is a world record. In the year 1840, he was sentenced to death by the British government.

Bhupat Singh Chauhan: While Raje-Rajwada and the British used to tremble with the havoc of Bhupatsinh, it was the highest place in the heart of the poor. This was the reason why he was called 'Indian Robinhood' which was never caught by the police. There are many cruel stories of Bhupat, while many are also praising his valor and his love for the poor.

Neither Bhupat Singh, who lived in Kathiawar, Gujarat, could hold a king's army till the last time nor did the British forces. Ultimately, the British had to return to England without Bhupat Singh, who put many Britishers to death. After the end of British rule, the Government of India could never catch Bhupat.

Bhupat Singh was a strong player in the state. He had no match in running, horse racing and throwing. But there were incidents in his life that he took up arms. Actually, brother Rana's sister from Bhupat's close friend and family relationship was raped by people whom Rana had an old enmity with. When Rana arrived to take revenge from them, they also attacked Rana. Bhupat somehow saved Rana, but due to false complaints, he got himself caught in the case and was put in the dungeon. Just here, the player Bhupat died and the robber Bhupat was born. As soon as Bhupat escaped from jail, he started a war against the kings and the British.

After the independence of 1947, communal riots broke out all over the country. During this time, Bhupat and his companions saved hundreds of women on their own.

Bhupat Singh tricked the police hundreds of times. After the country became independent, Bhupat's exploits reached a peak in 1948 and the police completely failed to stop and apprehend Bhupat. In the 60s, the robber Bhupat Singh, along with three of his special companions, left the country and reached Pakistan from Kutch on the outskirts of Gujarat. After some time he intended to come back to India, but it was not possible for him due to the furore over Indo-Pak.

He finally embraced Muslim religion in Pakistan and is now known as Amin Yusuf in Pakistan. After conversion, she married a Muslim girl. He had 4 sons and 2 daughters. Although he and his other colleagues made several attempts to come to India, this wish could not be fulfilled and he died in 2006 on the soil of Pakistan. He was buried by Muslim customs.

Ranga and Billa: Ranga and Billa brutally murdered 2 children in 1978. This scandal was widely discussed not only in the country but also abroad. This was a period when no one could think of killing children, as terrorists attacked 132 children in a school in Peshawar, Pakistan a few days ago. It is the most heinous and gruesome crime today.

Although now many Ranga and Billa have been born in the country, people still know about the heinous scandal committed by Ranga and Billa. Ranga and Billa kidnapped the children of a military officer and killed them after the rape. Both were hanged after the case went on.

Kuljeet Singh alias Ranga and Jasbir Singh alias Billa kidnapped Sanjay and Geeta Chopra on 29 August 1978 for ransom. The bodies of both siblings were recovered 3 days later. Ranga-Billa was arrested by a train and hanged in 1982 after a hearing lasting 4 years. The Bravery Award was later instituted in the name of both children, which is given every year.

Charles Sobhraj: Who doesn't know Charles Sobhraj? Charles Sobhraj, the world's most vicious and dangerous serial killers, is also known as 'Bikini Killer'. He is believed to have killed 24 people between 1972-1976. He is also discussed because he has dodged the police all over the world. In disguise he used to visit many countries. Charles Sobhraj was also known as Serpent (snake) every time he escaped from the hands of the police.

He remained in the Indian jail between 1976 and 1997. He was then imprisoned in France. In 2010, he escaped to Nepal, where the court sentenced him to life imprisonment. He is currently living comfortably in a Nepali jail.

The real name of Charles Sobhraj, the son of an Indian father, is Hatchand Bhaonani Gurmukh Charles Sobhraj. Charles Sobhraj, a prey to foreign tourists in almost all the countries of South-East Asia in the 1970s, is also a supposed player of theft and swindling.

After retiring from criminal activities, he moved to Paris, where he was welcomed as a celebrity. After coming to Nepal unexpectedly, he was arrested and prosecuted. On 12 August 2004, Charles Sobhraj was sentenced to life imprisonment. The Nepalese Supreme Court also upheld his conviction on 30 July 2010.

Charles Sobhraj spent his childhood being neglected as the father left the family and the mother married another man. Charles married a Parsi maiden Chantal. The two worked together like Bunty and Babli. Charles has a daughter from Chantal. Charles had another girlfriend, Mary Andrey, with whom Charles made many women his victims.

During his sentencing in Nepal in 2008, Charles Sobhraj married a very young Nepali girl, Nihita Biswas, in prison. However, the Nepal jail administration continued to deny this. 4 books have been written and 3 documentaries have been made on Charles's life so far.

Mr. Natwarlal: The synonymous name of thuggery is 'Mr. Natwarlal'. No one knows Natwarlal by his real name Mithilesh Kumar Srivastava. This man who used to make art of cleverness and cheating is no longer in this world, but many books were written on him and a film was made - 'Mr. Natwarlal' in which Amitabh Bachchan was the hero. Films like 'Do Aur Do Paanch', 'Hera Pheri' and the recently made movie 'Raja Natwarlal' are also inspired by her life. All the thugs of the country take the name of Natwarlal with great respect.

Natwarlal's fame is also because he sold Taj Mahal, Red Fort, Rashtrapati Bhavan and Parliament House in real life. Rich people also believed his words. Natwarlal himself once said in a full court that 'Sir, your style of talking is such that if you allow 10 minutes to talk, then you will give the same decision, which I will say.'

Born in Jiradei village of Siwan district of Bihar, Natwarlal kept the governments of Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Delhi troubled for many years by the incidents of cheating. Mr. Natwarlal had more than 52 cases registered. The world's most vicious, clever Natwarlal always used to commit crimes in a very dramatic way. He was caught in a more dramatic way than he used to commit crime and in the same dramatic way he managed to escape. It used to be that he used to write the script of all these three incidents.

At the age of 75 years, two soldiers of Uttar Pradesh Police and a Havildar had come from Delhi's Tihar Jail to appear in a case in Kanpur. He was to be seated in the Lucknow Mail from Old Delhi Railway Station. There was a huge crowd at the station. The guards were present and Natwarlal was sitting halfway on the bench. He asked the soldier to get the medicine pill from outside. I do not have money but will give it when relatives come to visit me. Now what did the poor soldier know that family and relatives did not like him. The wife died long ago and had no child. The soldier went to get medicine, after all, two guards were present. Natwarlal sent one of these to get water. The lone constable, Natwar said to him, "Brother, you are in uniform and I have a hard urination." If you hold the rope, I will let you in soon, because I am not going to stand up. Nobody knows when Natwarlal took out the rope in his hand, when he joined the crowd and disappeared. The three policemen are suspended and say that Natwarlal escaped for the 60th time.

Natwarlal was last seen at Darbhanga railway station in Bihar. The old Thanedar in the police, who had known Natwarlal since the time of the constable, identified him. Natwarlal also saw that he had been recognized. The soldier went inside the police station to pick up his comrades and by the time he came out, Natwarlal was missing. The unloaded clothes of Natwarlal were found from the goods train parked nearby and the guard uniform was missing.

Natwarlal had no regrets over his actions. He considered himself 'Robinhood'. I used to say that I rob the rich and give it to the poor. He said that I never used a weapon.

Natwarlal's name then came to light in 2004 when he submitted his will file to a lawyer, was admitted to the hospital in Balrampur and after that he left the hospital for a day. Doctors said that in the condition he was in, there was no scope for him to survive more than 3-4 days. He was 117 years old in all the cases of cheating, if he had been punished completely. There was no punishment in 30 cases.

Valley of Chambal: One of the reasons that make this socio-geographical area notorious in its own way is the most important river Chambal flowing here. The origin of this river is in the hills of Vindhyachal, located about 15 km from Mhow, a town near Indore. After this, Chambal flows across the Bhind-Morena regions of Madhya Pradesh, crossing some parts of Rajasthan, then moves towards Etawah district of Uttar Pradesh. The erosion of water has led to the formation of high winding ravines along the banks of the Chambal. They have been impregnable hideouts for the bandits for decades. The revolutionaries of Chambal helped the revolutionaries before independence. Some of these dacoits were to act like robinhood, that is, they robbed the rich and distributed all the money to the poor.

Bandar Mansingh, Tehsildar Singh, Mohar Singh, Madho Singh: The world of Chambal is famous in whose ravines still hide in the ravines. It is very difficult for the police to enter these rugged forests. Malkhan Singh, a notorious bandit lived in these ravines. It was very difficult for the police to catch Malkhan Singh, who was synonymous with terror in the villages of Chambal Valley in the 70s. It was difficult to hold him in jail even more than that.

Many films have been made on Chambal's bandits, the most famous of which is 'Sholay'. This first generation of dacoits of Chambal, active from Ghulam India till 1960, includes big names like Dakar Mansingh, Tehsildar Singh, Subedar Singh, Lukka Daku, Sultana Dakura, Panna and Putli Bai, Pansingh Tomar, Dakar Panchamsingh etc.

Many of these big dacoits surrendered in the wake of Vinoba Bhave's peace campaign in 1960 and the rest were killed in police encounters. However, the surrender of 97 dacoits conducted in 1920 by Madhavrao Scindia (great-grandfather of Lok Sabha MP from Gwalior, Jyotiraditya Scindia) is considered the first official surrender of the history of Chambal.

Many large dacoits surrendered under Vinoba Bhave's peace initiative that began in 1960. After this, Daldanta dacoits like Malkhan Singh, Madho-Mohar, Makhan-Chidda, Baba Mustakin, Phoolan Devi-Vikram Mallah, Sriram-Lalaram and Dadua ruled the Chambal Valley till 1985.

Phoolan Devi: 'Bandit Queen' is a very famous film on Phoolan Devi's life. Not only the influential people of the village far away from Phoolan Devi, the robber also trembled. The life of the female dacoit Phoolan Devi was very struggle but after surrender she became an MP.

She was once a common village girl who only meant her family. Bringing water from outside in the house and cooking food for the whole family, then sleeping peacefully. This was his life. But suddenly an incident with him forced him to pick up the gun and not only the robber of the Chambal jungles, the leaf-leaf started trembling with his voice.

Actually, Phoolan Devi was raped by some people in the village. There were a total of 11 people who committed rape. After this incident, Phoolan Devi's life changed. The family knocked on many doors to demand justice, but he felt disillusioned from all sides. Unable to get justice, Phoolan Devi picked up the gun and joined the gang of bandits. One day Phoolan reached the village with his entire Lash-Lashkar and the 11 people who raped him were lined up one by one and roasted with bullets. There he killed a total of 22 people.

In 1981, Phoolan came into the limelight when his gang was accused of killing 22 upper caste people in Behmai. After doing this, Phoolan Devi became famous not only in the country but also abroad. In 1983, the Indira Gandhi government proposed to surrender to him.

Phoolan laid several conditions before the government for the surrender of himself and the gang members. In this, he or any of his companions should not be given the death penalty, he and his gang people were subject to a punishment of not more than 8 years. The government accepted all the conditions of Phoolan. It was only after he accepted the terms that Phoolan surrendered along with his comrades.

Phoolan was imprisoned for 11 years without trial. In 1994, he was released by Mulayam Singh Yadav's government. In 1996 Phoolan Devi contested the Lok Sabha election from Mirzapur seat in Uttar Pradesh on a Samajwadi Party ticket. She lost the election in 1998 but won again in 1999 and reached Parliament again.

In 2001, Sher Singh Rana shot and killed Phoolan Devi at his residence in Delhi. She was an MP from Mirzapur when Phoolan was assassinated. Phoolan's death is also considered a political conspiracy. Her husband Ummed Singh was also accused, but they could not be proved.

Veerappan: Many policemen and soldiers were martyred in the process of catching Veerappan, a sandalwood smuggler with big mustaches. Kooz Muniswami Veerappan, known as the famous 'Veerappan' of South India, was born in a village called Gopinatham in 1952 in a shepherd family. The rule of Veerappan was in the forests of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Police of all three states were campaigning to capture him.

Police were looking for Veerappan in cases involving the killing of 184 people, including senior police officers and forest officials, hunting of 200 elephants, smuggling $ 2.6 million ivory and smuggling 10 thousand tons of sandalwood worth $ 20 million. . Although some say that he killed about 2,000 elephants.

Apart from smuggling of sandalwood, he was also accused in several cases of ivory smuggling, poaching of elephants, killing and kidnapping of police and forest officials. He is said to have killed a total of 2,000 elephants, but according to Sunad Raghuram, who wrote his biography, he must not have hunted more than 200 elephants.

He had a gang of 40 people, who carried out the activities of hunting, kidnapping, murder etc. at the behest of Veerappan. The famous Kannada actor Rajkumar was abducted by Veerappan in 2000. He had to pay a hefty sum for the release of Rajkumar.

Veerappan was once captured in 1986 after much difficulty but managed to escape. She married Muthulakshmi, a shepherd's daughter, in 1991. He had 3 daughters - Yuvrani, Prabha and the third - it is said that Veerappan strangled him to death.

Veerappan was a great devotee of mother Kali. He used to make the sound of many birds. He watched the English film 'The Godfather' several times. He had a trained dog and a monkey. He loved Carnatic music. He wished to open an orphanage and join politics. Veerappan loved communist ideology. Veerappan felt that the police were responsible for the murder of his sister Mari and his brother Arjunan.

In 1990, the Karnataka government formed a special police squad to nab him. Soon the police caught many of his men. In February 1992, the police apprehended his principal military aide Gurunathan. A few months later, Veerappan raided a police station in Kollegal taluka of Chamarajanagar district, killing several people and looting arms and ammunition. In 1993, the police arrested his wife Muthulakshmi. He was eventually shot down on 18 October 2004. There are many controversies over his death. Veerappan's wife says he was arrested a few days ago. Veerappan had warned many times that if he was implicated in a case against the police, he could point a finger at the sincerity of each policeman, due to which he was murdered.

The forests of Satyamangalam, Bandipur, Kollegal, Mudumalai and Wayanad, where Veerappan ruled, are a dark world where another Veerappan can arise at any time. In a 1996 interview, Veerappan told how a child from a poor family first landed in the role of a shepherd and then a hunter to feed himself. Veerappan built a framework of strength around him, first with the connivance of a corrupt forest department and then challenging it. Well ... Muthulakshmi has been released from jail, writing a book based on Veerappan's life.

Dawood Ibrahim and Chhota Rajan: Two friends in the crime world, Chhota Rajan and Dawood Ibrahim, are now known enemies of each other. Chhota Rajan got at least 3 big goons of 'D' gang murdered out of India. These include the murder of Sunil Sawant alias Savatya in Dubai, the murder of Sharad Shetty in Dubai and the blood of Dawood's Khasmakhas Mirza Dilshad Baig in Nepal. There are 3 more names of the underworld - Haji Mastan, Arun Gawli and Ravi Pujari. Apart from this, the names of Varadarajan Mudaliar (Varadabhai), Bhai Thakur, Karim Lala etc. were also used in the initial phase. Bollywood producer-director Hardam is all keen on making these films.

Dawood Ibrahim: Underworld don Dawood Ibrahim was initially notorious for extortion, forgery, fraud, smuggling, drug trade, hafta recovery, but after the Babri structure was demolished in 1992, he carried out a bomb attack in Mumbai with a sense of revenge. 257 Killed people. More than 700 people were injured in the blast. From then on, he became the 'Most Wanted' of India. It is said that Indian politicians had helped him in escaping to Pakistan.

The Supreme Court has considered Dawood Ibrahim, his brother Anees Ibrahim and Tiger Memon as conspirators in the Mumbai bomb blasts case. Film actor Sanjay Dutt has been sentenced to 5 years of imprisonment by the Supreme Court of India for his possession of weapons during these blasts. Sanjay is currently in Yerwada Jail in Pune.

By staying in Pakistan, Dawood now has deep ties with the Pakistan Intelligence Agency and the terrorists as well. Dawood has been helping Pakistan's proxy war against India. The US government has put Dawood Ibrahim in the list of supporters of world-class terrorists.

According to Indian investigative authorities, Dawood Ibrahim was born in Ratnagiri town in Maharashtra. Joining Karim Lala's gang, the name 'Dawood' emerged in the Mumbai crime world very quickly in the 1980s and is said to have interfered with the film world, betting and the stock market. According to the police, Dawood Ibrahim, while sitting abroad, also orders to carry out many incidents in India.

Chhota Rajan: When the Mumbai Police launched an operation to apprehend Chhota Rajan in connection with extortion, forgery, fraud, smuggling, etc., he fled to Singapore. He remains there even today. News of her death came several times but she proved to be a rumor. He is said to be struggling with a kidney problem.

The real name of Chhota Rajan is Rajan Sadashiv Nikhalje. When Rajan stepped into Mumbai's crime world, Rajan Nair dominated the area in Mumbai. Rajan Nikhalje rose rapidly in the crime world due to his aggressive attitude and also worked with Rajan Nair for some time. In such a situation, the gang people started calling Rajan Nair as 'Bada Rajan' and Rajan Sadashiv Nikhalje in the name of 'Chhota Rajan'.

Chhota Rajan joined the Dawood gang after the assassination of Bada Rajan, but it is said that after being betrayed by Dawood, Chhota Rajan formed a separate power of his own and thus two gangs formed in Mumbai, which came in the gang war Used to happen

The reason for the enmity was with the sharing of money. But the enmity was confirmed when Rajan rolled out Shiv Sena's city servant Khim Bahadur Thapa without informing Dawood. This angered Dawood. Thapa is said to have had a good relationship with Dawood. Rajan was warned by his friend Abu Salem that he was careful with Dawood.

Santokh Ben Jadeja: A film has also been made on Santokh Ben Jadeja, popularly known as 'Godmother'. Shabana Azmi has played the lead in it. In the film Godmother, released in 1999, Shabana Azmi portrayed a woman who, after the death of her husband, became a mafia don and voiced her voice against the corrupt political system and avenged the death of her husband.

He has a son named Kandhal Jadeja. Popularly known as 'Lady Dawn', Goddess Santokh Ben Jadeja (63), who was once synonymous with terror and survived several fatal attacks in life, died of a heart attack on 5 April 2011.

She came into public life after the death of late husband Saramanbhai Munjabhai Jadeja. She was subsequently elected from the Kutia constituency (Porbandar) constituency of the Gujarat State Legislative Assembly in the year 1989. She was the first woman MLA of Maher Samaj (1989–1994).

There was a figure in Mahatma Gandhi's city of Porbandar, which was believed by the local people that the drains of his house did not bleed, but blood. Santokh Ben's gang was allegedly responsible for at least 18 murders.

Santokh Ben's son's name is Kandhal Jadeja whose wife's name is Rekha. In 2006, daughter-in-law Rekha Kandhal was shot dead by an anti-gang. Santok Ben's two sons Karan and Kandhal are in custody on charges of killing Keshubhai. Santok Ben was once terrorized in Saurashtra, especially in Porbandar and the whole of Gujarat was trembling in his name.