Pakistan must ask India to hand over Chhota Rajan

(Hamza Ali, Islamabad)

Who knows how is Chhota Rajan, the man arrested the other day on Bali Island? Why was he wanted in India for more than two dozen murder cases? Why did he use to cyanide his victims, mostly women? What was special related to him that India kept tracking his movements closely, and informed the police in Indonesia and Australia? One wonders, Rajendra Nikalje, his real name, has been “on Interpol's wanted list since 1995 for running a crime syndicate that engaged in extortion, arms smuggling and contract killing.”

One recalls Chhota Rajan’s recorded and widely reported involvement in supplying arms and funding the BLA and safely trafficking its activists to Iran and Afghanistan. Refer to the investigative report by Makhdoom Babar available on the web. Rajan has also been staying in UAE, Afghanistan and other countries reportedly working for executing RAW-directed operations inside Pakistan. It is unclear whether the man was tracked to really prosecute him or bring him under protective custody to hide his acts of sabotage, subversion and terrorism from the world at large. One believes that the dossiers handed over to the US, UN and Indian government very much include a huge of list of RAW agents and handlers including that of Chhota Rajan. Reportedly Daoud Ibrahim also happened to be the Chhota Rajan-like gangster whom the Indian government wanted to track down so that they could eliminate the evidence of RAW’s own sinister designs.

Pakistan must hand over a dossier to the Indonesian government and under the pretext demand Chhota Rajan’s handing over to Islamabad. If not possible, then the Pakistan government should formally ask the Indian government for Chhota Rajan’s handing over to Islamabad, so that cases of his involvement in acts of terrorism and other crimes could be initiated.
 

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