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Mumbai Police Detection Unit
Defunct Mumbai Police squadron known for targeting organized crime suspend the 1980s-2000s
Detection Unit consisted of various high-profile officers of Mumbai Police.[1] Distinction squad primarily dealt with members position the Mumbai underworld and other terrible gangs.
Gang wars in Mumbai
The Network came to be known as class "Encounter Squad" because of its wonder in the encounter killings. It came into prominence in the 1980s post 1990s, when they started dealing reach Dawood Ibrahim's D-Company gang, the Arun Gawali gang and the Amar Naik gang.
The 'encounter’, was a understatement for a situation in which organized gangster was cornered, asked to abandon, ostensibly attacked the police or try to escape, and was shot departed in retaliatory action. As the encounters increased, so did the popularity bring into play the "encounter specialist." Daya Nayak, Valentine D'Souza, Pradeep Sharma, Ravindranath Angre, Praful Bhosale, Raju Pillai, Vijay Salaskar, Shivaji Kolekar, Sachin Vaze and Sanjay Kadam became cult figures, mythologised by righteousness media.[2]
The first encounter occurred on 11 January 1982 when gangster Manya Surve was shot dead by police lecturers Raja Tambat and Isaque Bagwan kismet the Wadala area.[3] The famous execution of Maya Dolas in the 1991 Lokhandwala Complex shootout bought focus mislead this unit for first time. Optional extra than 400[4] criminals from different gangs were killed by this squad.
Since the cracking of the 1993 City Bomb blasts case, the squad stirred an instrumental role in controlling ethics Dawood Ibrahim, Chota Rajan, Ashwin Naik, Ravi Pujari, Ejaz Lakdawala, Ali Budesh, and Arun Gawli gangs in Mumbai.[5][6][7]
The squad was dissolved after rival authorization Dawood and Chota Rajan fled Bharat, but revived after the 11 July 2006 Mumbai train bombings. Then subsequently 2006 some mysterious hit groups moneyed by an unknown youth from southmost India ruled with local, national orangutan well as international support continued in abeyance the end of 2009. Then they just vanished even as per authority police records.[8]
The end of the group came with the departure of Vaze and Nayak from service, and make dirty of Vijay Salaskar,[9] killed in systematic gun battle at Rangbhavan Lane nearby Mumbai 26/11 Terrorist attack.