Hyderabad: The CBI successfully coordinated the return of Suhail Basheer and made a return from the UAE through the Interpol channel. Both types of fugitives are wanted by Indian law enforcement agencies, namely Kerat police and Gujarat police.
The International Police Cooperation Department (IPCU) cooperated with NCB-Abu Dhabi and Kerala police to successfully bring back the red announcement of Wanter Wanth Wanth Wanter notification Suhail Basheer, who arrived in India on April 2. The Kerala police escort team returned with the UAE fugitive criminals, which returned from the UAE, which arrived with the Fugitives in the Cochin International Airport.
He was earlier in the UAE geographical location through the CBI through Interpol.
Kerala police officers registered in Muvattupuzha Police Station in the rural area of Ernakulam, Kerala police officers passed the subject wanted by Kerala Police Station, which was registered in Muvattupuzha Police Station in the rural area of Kerala, which was in charge of the protection of children from sexual crimes (POSCO) bill. Suhail Basheer has absconded since the registration of the case against him.
The CBI issued a red notice through Interpol on December 2, 2024 at the request of Kerala police.
In another breakthrough, the CBI’s International Police Cooperation Department (IPCU) coordinated with NCB-Abu Dhabi to bring back the UAE’s red announcement Tofik Najir Khan. Gujarat police were wanted in a criminal case registered by the Bavlu Police Station in Mehsana District, Gujarat on charges of crimes of crime and cheating.
Tofik Najir Khan returned to India at Cochin International Airport on April 2, 2025 and was handed over to the Gujarat Police Force. The CBI issued a red notice through Interpol in this case on February 25, 2025 at the request of the Gujarat police.
CBI is the National Central Bureau of the National Interpol, coordinated with all law enforcement agencies in India through Bharatpol, and assisted through the Interpol channel. Over the past few years, coordination through Interpol channels has been carried back to India.
