In a significant blow to organized crime networks operating across state lines, the Ranchi Police has successfully apprehended two alleged professional shooters with direct links to the infamous Prince Khan Gang, which is known to be controlled from the United Arab Emirates.
Dramatic Arrest in Steel City
The operation unfolded when law enforcement officials, acting on crucial intelligence, captured the two suspects identified as Arman Khan and Sohail Khan in the bustling area of Bariatu Road. The arrests mark a critical development in dismantling the operational capabilities of criminal elements operating internationally.
Gang's Criminal Empire Exposed
Investigations reveal that the detained individuals are believed to be key operatives for the Prince Khan syndicate, executing orders relayed from their UAE-based leader. The gang has been implicated in multiple serious criminal activities across Jharkhand and neighboring states, creating widespread fear among business communities and residents alike.
Weapons and Evidence Seized
During the carefully coordinated raid, police authorities recovered substantial evidence including:
- One sophisticated country-made pistol
- Multiple live cartridges
- Mobile devices containing critical communication records
- Documents linking the suspects to broader criminal networks
Ongoing Investigations and Future Implications
Police officials have confirmed that the interrogation of the arrested shooters is yielding valuable information about the gang's operational methods, financial networks, and potential political connections. The breakthrough is expected to significantly disrupt the gang's ability to carry out coordinated criminal activities in the region.
"This successful operation demonstrates our commitment to rooting out organized crime, regardless of where it's controlled from," stated a senior police official involved in the case. "We are pursuing all international angles to ensure complete dismantling of these criminal networks."
The arrests have been widely praised by local business owners and community leaders who have long expressed concerns about the growing influence of internationally-connected criminal syndicates in the region.
