Farrukhabad police delivered a stunning verdict on crime Monday, attaching over ₹26.51 crore in properties belonging to gangster Zubair Khan, resident of Izzat Garhi near the municipal limits. This sweeping action aligns with the state’s iron-fisted ‘zero tolerance’ stance against mafiosi.
Probe details expose Zubair’s syndicate’s mastery in scams: phony documents, counterfeit GST numbers fueling a black money empire funneled into mother’s-name assets without valid income proof.
The haul features a palatial abode in Gari Noor Khan, lucrative warehouses in Maursheedabad, Lakhanpur farmlands, bank cash, and a ₹70,000 luxury ride—valued collectively at ₹26,51,69,623.
Tehsildar Vikram Singh Chahar spearheaded the team alongside SHO Madan Mohan Chaturvedi. With traditional drums heralding their arrival, announcements blared the news to villagers. Seals secured the sites, boards declared possession, walls bore case numbers and orders.
Appointed manager, Chahar notified Rukhsana and locked the residence on-site. Officials reiterate: criminal gains face forfeiture. Invoking Gangster Act Section 14(1), this sets precedent for targeting land grabbers and felons.
Zubair emerges as a sly kingpin, kin to history-sheeter uncle Khalid alias Rajju with dozens of charges at Fatehgarh. Gang exploits included GST fakes, e-way manipulations—threats now under sustained police scrutiny.