Delhi Police Files 250-Page Charge Sheet Against Notorious Gang Leader Dada Deepak Boxer
New Delhi: The Delhi Police has recently filed a comprehensive 250-page charge sheet against infamous gang leader Dada Deepak Boxer, who had been arrested in connection with a high-profile murder case involving a local contractor.
Deepak Boxer, who served as the head of the notorious gang ‘Kogi’ in New Delhi, has been involved in multiple cases of assault and murder. However, he managed to evade capture in the murder case of building contractor Amit Gupta, which took place in Burari last year. Deepak Boxer had fled to Mexico and was apprehended by the Special Forces Police in New Delhi in April this year.
The charge sheet, submitted to the New Delhi court, sheds light on Deepak Boxer’s escape from India through a human trafficking ring known as the ‘tank route’. It reveals that he assumed the identity of Ravi Andil from Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, and obtained a fake passport to facilitate his travel. Deepak Boxer’s journey started from Moradabad, and he traversed through cities such as Kolkata, Dubai, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Suriname, Port of Spain, Panama, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, and eventually reached Mexico.
The charge sheet also brings to light the involvement of several individuals in aiding Deepak Boxer’s escape. Gavin Krang from Patiala, Punjab, Amit Gulati, Sachin Mann, and Sandeep Narwal from Chandigarh, are accused of providing him with fake passports. They allegedly assisted him in human trafficking operations and traveled with him through the 11 cities for a total of 90 days. Additionally, Mehboozhan alias Pura and Mohammad Junaid from Moradabad are named for their role in facilitating financial support for Deepak Boxer.
Further investigation has revealed that the four individuals claimed to have facilitated the smuggling of hundreds of people from India to America and other Western countries utilizing the ‘tank route’. The primary points of contact in this network were identified as Ali from Pakistan, Max from India, and individuals known simply as Haryana and Kumar from South India.
The charge sheet against Deepak Boxer and the accompanying revelations indicate the complexity and international nature of his illegal activities. The Delhi Police’s efforts in bringing him to justice serve as a testament to their determination in tackling organized crime and human trafficking networks. As the case unfolds, it is expected that additional details surrounding this high-profile investigation will emerge.