Haryana gangster Raju Bisaudi extradited from Thailand

A wanted fugitive gangster named Raju Bisaudi has been extradited from Thailand by Special Task Force of Haryana. The accused is involved in 29 murders, several robberies, kidnappings and extortion cases in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab and Rajasthan.

Gurugram:Haryana's most wanted fugitive gangster Raj Kumar alias Raju Bisaudi has been extradited from Thailand on Saturday morning.

This is the second case for Haryana's Special Task Force (STF) after it managed to secure the extradition of another gangster Kaushal from the UAE.

Police sources said that Raju Bisaudi had been hiding in Thailand since 2017 after the sensational murder of two inmates in police custody in Jhajjar district. He is said to be the most dangerous gangster belonging to Rajasthan's Laurence Bishnoi gang.

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The state STF was instrumental in locating him followed by his arrest with the help of Bangkok police a fortnight ago. Interpol officials handed him over to the Haryana STF at 4 a.m. at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) on Saturday.

"We have confirmed the identity of the accused as Raju Bisaudi, who is involved in 29 murders, several robberies, kidnappings and extortion cases in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab and Rajasthan," said B. Satish Balan, STF DIG.

He said that the accused was secretly running Laurence Bishnoi's gang from Thailand for the past two years.

The DIG also stated that soon after Bisaudi was arrested by the Thai police about a fornight back, the kingpin of the gang, Bishnoi, desperately wanted to depute another of his trusted aide in a foreign country to run his business.

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"A few days back, Bishnoi's gang members attacked a prison van on Gurugram- Faridabad expressway and took away a gang member identified as Sandeep Jatheri alias Kala," said the DIG.

"During brief interrogation, Raju Bisaudi has confessed to his role in several cases in four states. He randomly called targeted people and demanded protection money," Balan said.

"To create fear among businessmen, Bisaudi also uploaded videos of murders and kidnappings on social media," Balan said.

IANS report