Mohammad Kaif, wanted sharpshooter and a suspect in the murder of journalist Rajdeo Ranjan, surrendered before the Siwan court here today, in connection with an earlier case of extortion.
This comes after the Siwan police attached the property of Kaif in the same case, as the process was carried out in the presence of his protesting family members.
A case of extortion was registered against Kaif, also called as 'Bunty' and three others last month.
The three accused in the case had surrendered in the CJM court last week and the police were on the lookout for Kaif.
Kaif shot into the limelight once again after a video circulated of him with RJD strongman Mohammad Shahbuddin after he was released from prison.
Kaif is one of the accused in the murder of Hindustan daily's Siwan bureau chief Rajdev Ranjan.
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