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India has successfully extradited fugitive Prabhdeep Singh from Azerbaijan, a key figure in a major international drug investigation. Singh, wanted under an Interpol Red Notice, was brought back by a Delhi Police team. This repatriation, a result of multi-agency efforts, marks a significant win against organized crime and adds to India's growing success in bringing wanted criminals back home.

National Investigation Agency has arrested Iqbal Singh alias Shera. He is a wanted narco-terrorist. His extradition from Portugal followed diplomatic and legal efforts. Shera is considered the mastermind in a Hizb-ul-Mujahideen terror financing case. His arrest is a significant breakthrough in tackling Pakistan-backed narco-terror networks.

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Uttarakhand police have informed the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes that none of the six accused in the Anjel Chakma murder case belong to Scheduled Tribe groups, contradicting earlier claims. This clarification came during a review meeting where petitioners also raised concerns about bail granted to two minor accused and the absconding prime accused.

In a major victory for law enforcement, British fugitive Simon Dutton was captured in the sun-soaked region of Benidorm. Spanish authorities, acting on vital intelligence, executed a raid on a luxurious villa connected to a notorious drug trafficking operation, leading to Dutton's arrest.

India has achieved a significant breakthrough in its fight against drug trafficking with the first-ever seizure of Captagon, dubbed the 'Jihadi drug', worth Rs 182 crore. Under 'Operation Ragepill', authorities intercepted 227.7 kg of the substance, destined for the Middle East, and arrested a foreign national. This operation underscores the government's zero-tolerance policy against narcotics.

In a poignant turn of events, the widow of Sougat Mukherjee, who was wrongly implicated in a 1997 murder case in Scotland, is gearing up to take legal action against authorities. After years of turmoil, Mukherjee was exonerated when the true murderer was apprehended, but he faced devastating repercussions in his social, financial, and mental well-being before his passing.

India successfully repatriated two fugitives, Kamlesh Parekh and Aalok Kumar, from the UAE. Parekh, involved in a Rs 2,672 crore banking fraud, was brought to Kolkata. Kumar, a key figure in a passport forgery racket, was handed over to Haryana police in Mumbai. Both were apprehended following Interpol Red Notices.

The CBI, in coordination with MEA and MHA, has successfully extradited Kamlesh Parekh from the UAE to India. Parekh is accused of a large-scale banking fraud causing hundreds of crores in losses to a bank consortium led by SBI. He allegedly diverted funds through overseas entities using fraudulent practices.

Andrew Tate's bid to return to the UK for a civil rape case has been blocked by the Crown Prosecution Service, which refused to offer assurances against arrest. This means Tate faces immediate detention if he enters Britain. The civil trial, involving four women, has been delayed, while Tate also challenges criminal charges and faces proceedings in Romania.

A convicted drug trafficker, Stephen Jamieson, has been jailed for six years in Scotland after his role in a major organized crime ring was exposed through encrypted messages. Extradited from Dubai, Jamieson coordinated drug supply and financial dealings, including discussions of cocaine and heroin prices. The investigation, part of a global effort, highlights the disruption of international crime networks.

Jharkhand's CID has launched an extradition cell to repatriate organized crime fugitives hiding abroad. This nodal agency will coordinate with central bodies like the CBI and MEA, issuing crucial notices and overseeing the process. The cell aims to strategically bring back notorious criminals, bolstering the state's efforts against cross-border crime.

Absconding international drug trafficker Mohammad Salim Dola, apprehended in Türkiye, was reportedly using a Bulgarian passport under the alias 'Hamza'. Dola, linked to Dawood Ibrahim, has been remanded to NCB custody until May 8 after his extradition to India.

A Chinese national, Xu Zewei, has been extradited to the United States to face charges. He is accused of hacking into computers between 2020 and 2021. These alleged intrusions were part of the HAFNIUM campaign and targeted COVID-19 research. Xu is said to have worked under the direction of Chinese intelligence services.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced the government's resolve to dismantle drug networks after the Narcotics Control Bureau seized 349 kg of cocaine worth Rs 1,745 crore in Mumbai. In a significant operation, wanted drug trafficker Mohammed Salim Dola was also brought back from Turkiye, marking a major success against international drug syndicates.