Fugitive gangster Ravi Pujari brought to Bengaluru from Senegal

The team completed the extradition process and finally brought him to Bengaluru by an Air France flight

Ravi Pujari
Ravi Pujari | Photo: Twitter
Press Trust of India Bengaluru
1 min read Last Updated : Feb 24 2020 | 3:29 AM IST

Fugitive gangster Ravi Pujari who is wanted in many heinous crimes, including murder and extortion, was brought in the early hours of Monday from Senegal via France to Bengaluru, police said.

"Yes, we have brought him," a police officer told PTI requesting anonymity.

The gangster was nabbed in South Africa in a joint operation by the SA police and Senegal security agencies and was later extradited to Senegal, said police sources.

On learning about his arrest in Senegal, a team of police officers, including Additional Director General of Police Amar Kumar Pandey and Bengaluru Joint Police Commissioner Sandeep Patil went to Senegal to bring him.

The team completed the extradition process and finally brought him to Bengaluru by an Air France flight.

The don was arrested by the Senegal authorities last year and the India police tried it's best to catch hold of him but failed as a local court there granted him bail.

The gangster then jumped the bail and fled Senegal and had holed up in South Africa, said police sources.

The gangster was allegedly involved in many heinous crimes and had set up his network in Karnataka.

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Topics :Indian fugitivesBengaluru

First Published: Feb 24 2020 | 2:08 AM IST

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