A landmark enforcement unfolded in Farrukhabad as police dismantled gangster Zubair Khan’s illicit fortune, seizing properties surpassing ₹26 crore under the Gangster Act. This operation reinforces the administration’s unwavering commitment to eradicating mafia influence through decisive measures.
From his Izzat Garhi base, Zubair commanded a fraud machine: fabricated docs, sham GST setups yielding crores, whitewashed via benami holdings in mother Rukhsana’s name—sans any clean money trail.
Assets locked down: majestic Gari Noor Khan bungalow, Maursheedabad godowns, Lakhanpur fields (₹26.51 Cr total), plus accounts and ₹70K vehicle.
Monday’s spectacle saw Tehsildar Vikram Singh Chahar and Inspector Madan Mohan Chaturvedi lead forces. Drums pounded, criers broadcast the attachment publicly. Locks clicked, boards went up, edicts painted—irrefutable state claim.
Chahar, as overseer, apprised Rukhsana before sealing her son’s haven. No quarter for tainted wealth, proclaim leaders, with campaigns primed against property sharks.
Profiled as shrewd, Zubair links to uncle Khalid ‘Rajju’, Fatehgarh’s top badman with 24 cases. Syndicates’ hallmarks—doc forgery, GST/e-way cons—face elimination drive.