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New Delhi: The Delhi Police Crime Branch has arrested six accused, including an arms supplier associated with the notorious Kala Jathedi gang. Police recovered several illegal pistols and live cartridges from the accused. The main supplier, Sahdev alias Dev, brought weapons from Aligarh and supplied them to the gang. What is the entire case? The main accused, Rohit alias Bachchi, and his accomplice were arrested at the Noida-Delhi border. Rohit alias Bachchi is the nephew of the notorious Kala Jathedi and is wanted in eight serious cases. He used to display weapons on social media. The other arrested accused include Satnarayan, Raj Rahul, Ravinder alias Dhillu, and Sahil. Cases have been registered against the accused under the Arms Act and several other serious sections. Who is Kala Jathedi? Sandeep alias Kala Jathedi is from Jathedi village in Sonipat district, Haryana. Therefore, his gang is known as Kala Jathedi. He is a prominent figure in the criminal world, and the list of those who tremble at his name is very long. This gang has been active in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, and Chandigarh. Kala Jatheri has several serious cases registered against him, including murder, robbery, extortion, attempted murder, and the Arms Act. According to information received, Kala Jatheri also has links with the notorious gangster Lawrence Bishnoi gang and operates his gang from prison. He was also in the news in 2023 for marrying Rajasthan's lady don Anuradha Chaudhary while in prison. Delhi Police on full alert The Delhi Police's action against the Kala Jatheri gang sends a message that criminals will not be spared under any circumstances. The BJP is already in the news for its zero-tolerance policy against criminals. Meanwhile, there are several gangs in Delhi, and the Delhi Police has been put on full alert to eliminate them. The arrest of 6 members of the Kala Jathedi gang is a major success for the police as they will be able to reach other people and they too can be sent behind bars.