Fahim Khan

Four people, including two sons of Fahim Khan, the leader of a gang of criminals of Wasseypur, surrendered before the court of chief judicial magistrate on Thursday.

Maharashtra minister Pratap Sarnaik defended the demolition of illegal portions of Fahim Khan’s house in Nagpur. Khan, linked to recent violent clashes, is under arrest. The violence followed rumors involving a religious artifact. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis stated damages would be recovered from rioters, who may face additional charges for inciting violence.

Nagpur Municipal Corporation, backed by heavy police presence, demolished the illegal double-storied house of riot mastermind Fahim Khan. The action, which took place in Sanjay Bagh Colony, followed numerous resident complaints and a missed 24-hour ultimatum for voluntary demolition by Khan’s family.

Wasseypur gangster Fahim Khan's son Iqbal Khan and his close aide, Naseem alias Dholu, were shot at by four armed criminals on Wednesday night, prompting the district police to increase deployment of forces in Wasseypur to prevent detorioration in the law-and-order situation. Dholu was an eyewitness in land broker Nanhe Khan murder case, police said.

The Supreme Court has instructed the Maharashtra government to respond within four weeks to a contempt plea regarding the demolition of an illegal portion of riot accused Fahim Khan's house. The Nagpur Municipal Corporation demolished the unauthorised structure as part of their crackdown on illegal constructions, with heavy police presence during the operation.

Fahim Khan, leader of the Minorities Democratic Party, is a key figure in the Nagpur riots investigation. He was arrested by Ganeshpeth police for allegedly inciting the Mahal riots. His political career is under scrutiny. The riots resulted in significant destruction, including 70 injuries and over 40 vehicles torched. Police have booked over 1,200 individuals.

Fahim Khan, seen as the mastermind behind the Nagpur riots, was arrested in a pre-dawn raid. The son of a cycle repair shop owner, Khan is linked to the Minorities Democratic Party. His arrest follows the eruption of violence and his complaint against Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad activists.

Fahim Khan, accused of orchestrating the Nagpur riot on March 17, has been apprehended by police. The riot, sparked by rumors of effigies burnt near Shivaji Putla Square, resulted in extensive property damage and injuries. It led to curfews and a security clampdown just before Prime Minister Modi's visit, with over 50 arrests made.

A 26-year-old man allegedly burned his five-year-old son with cigarette butts to prevent him from meeting his mother in Bhiwandi.

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DHANBAD: Tension gripped the Vasipur locality here following murder of the mother and the aunt of a gangster on Thursday afternoon in a gang rivalry.

Wasseypur gangster Prince Khan has released a video message threatening to kill Md. Israfil alias Lala, a land dealer, if he failed to pay up.

After a brief lull, the Wasseypur locality of Dhanbad, which has earned the notoriety for recurrent gang wars, is in news again after two youths were brutally butchered in a narrow bye lane near Ara More on Sunday evening.

Police arrested Faizan Khatib, an Islamist outfit member, and another suspect, Shahbaz Qazi, in Nagpur after 10 days of riots. Khatib, previously in Akola, returned to Nagpur for Eid. Captured on CCTV, he's linked with instigating mobs. Khatib is the third major arrest after Fahim Khan and Hamid Engineer. Charges include rioting, arson, and molestation.

Sonu Khan (35), a leading furniture showroom owner and a key witness of the gang war in Wasseypur, was shot dead near a commercial complex-cum-hotel at Naya Bazar on Monday night.

Nagpur police have arrested Faizan Khatib, linked to a radical Islamist group, for allegedly instigating riots on March 17. His arrest follows those of Fahim Khan and Hamid Engineer, who are charged with sedition. The riots led to one death and significant property damage.

The Kharghar police is leaving no stone unturned to track down the conman from Mumbai, Fahim Khan (33), who allegedly conned a Delhi widow of gold jewellery worth Rs 10 lakh.