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Notorious gangster Deepak 'Boxer' held in Mexico: Delhi Police

Updated on: 04 April,2023 11:06 AM IST  |  New Delhi
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A senior police officer told PTI that a Special Cell team is currently in Mexico and it has nabbed the gangster, who will be brought to India

Notorious gangster Deepak 'Boxer' held in Mexico: Delhi Police

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The Delhi Police's Special Cell has arrested one of the most wanted gangsters of the national capital, Deepak "Boxer", from Mexico with the help of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), officials said on Tuesday.


A senior police officer told PTI that a Special Cell team is currently in Mexico and it has nabbed the gangster, who will be brought to India.


Deepak headed the Gogi gang after the killing of gangster Jitendra Gogi in the Rohini court complex here last year.


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He was wanted in connection with the killing of builder Amit Gupta, who was shot several times in his left leg and abdomen on August 23 last year in north Delhi's Burari.

Deepak had claimed the responsibility for Gogi's killing on Facebook, saying they had killed him due to his proximity with their rival Tillu gang. They suspected that Gupta had passed on information to police about Fazza, who was killed in an encounter.

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