Jagga, from Dhurkot in Punjab, was wanted in murder and extortion cases. He had escaped to Dubai and then entered the US illegally.

In another case, Amit Sharma, alias Jack Pandit, a close associate of Bishnoi and Godara, was also caught in the US this month. He managed extortion money and illegal arms deals.

Both gangsters were traced under the guidance of Dinesh MN, ADGP (Crime & AGTF), Rajasthan. The AGTF worked closely with Interpol and US agencies to locate and arrest them.

These arrests show Rajasthan’s growing power and teamwork in stopping global crime networks. The AGTF continues its mission to make India safer.

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The CBI had earlier issued a Red Notice against Khan and pursued him for several months. On September 11, Kuwaiti police escorted him to Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport. Upon arrival, CBI’s Special Task Branch team from Chennai took him into custody.

Khan faces charges of creating fake documents and carrying out fraudulent activities. His arrest is expected to give fresh momentum to the investigation. CBI officials said the breakthrough highlights the agency’s determination to track down and extradite fugitives involved in economic crimes.

The agency emphasized that international cooperation was crucial in securing Khan’s return. The case demonstrates India’s ability to work with global law enforcement partners to bring criminals back to face justice, setting a strong precedent for future operations.

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