Who is Deepak Boxer? Delhi's most wanted gangster arrested in Mexico

Deepak Boxer, one of Delhi's most-wanted gangsters, has been detained in Mexico with the help of the FBI. He was previously wanted by the police, who had offered a cash reward of Rs 3 lakh for his capture.

Boxer's criminal record

Deepak Boxer is a 27-year-old gangster who was heading the Gogi gang after the former kingpin, Jitender Gogi, was killed in September 2021. He gained notoriety in 2016 when he freed Gogi from police custody in Haryana.

Boxer's criminal record includes multiple cases of murder, extortion, and other serious crimes. He is known for his involvement in the illegal land-grabbing business, where he has allegedly taken over properties belonging to innocent people through force and intimidation.

Boxer's activities and modus operandi

Boxer has been accused of running the gang's operations with the help of his members, who are currently lodged in jail. He has been a major thorn in the side of the Delhi Police, who have been trying to bring him to justice for years.

Last year, he claimed responsibility for the killing of builder-hotelier Amit Gupta through an Instagram handle used by his henchmen to post regular updates about the gang's activities.

Boxer started his criminal career as a member of the Neeraj Bawana gang, which was involved in a bitter gang war with the Gogi gang. He was later taken under the wing of Jitender Gogi, who was one of the most notorious gangsters in Delhi.

Boxer's arrest and extradition

Boxer's arrest in Mexico is a significant victory for the Delhi Police and the Indian government. It sends a strong message that criminals cannot escape the law forever and that the law enforcement agencies are committed to bringing them to justice, no matter where they are hiding.

The Mexican authorities deserve credit for their cooperation in arresting Boxer, which would not have been possible without their support. The FBI's involvement in the operation also underscores the importance of international cooperation in fighting transnational crime.

Boxer's extradition to India will be the next step in bringing him to justice. It is hoped that his arrest will weaken the Gogi gang and deter other criminals from following in his footsteps.