The Crime Branch while investigating abduction last week of city businessman Ajay Rout who was later released, raided the house of notorious criminal Raju Vitthalrao Bhadre (38) and his aide Diwakar Baban Kotulwar (31) yesterday, Deputy Commissioner of Police (crime) Ranjan Kumar Sharma said.
Rs 1.42 crore in cash was recovered from there, he said.
The police had earlier recovered Rs 2.40 lakh in cash and two cars from other accused, he said.
The crime branch took Bhadre, who was brought to the place during the raid, and Kotulwar into custody and arrested five others, the DCP said.
Slapping of MCOCA implies Bhadre can't seek bail in a murder case against him, he said.
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