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Home / Delhi / Delhi Police arrests gangster Rubal Sardar from Amritsar airport 

Delhi Police arrests gangster Rubal Sardar from Amritsar airport 

He was apprehended as part of an ongoing crackdown on members of the Hashim gang

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New Delhi, Updated At : 11:52 AM Sep 27, 2025 IST
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Special Cell of the Delhi Police has arrested gangster Rubal Sardar, a member of the Hashim gang, from Amritsar airport, official sources said on Saturday.

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The source said that a lookout circular (LOC) had been issued against Sardar, who was being actively tracked by police teams.

He was apprehended as part of an ongoing crackdown on members of the Hashim gang, said the source.

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