Delhi Police bust extortion racket linked to Goldy Brar gang

Delhi Police have dismantled an extortion racket allegedly linked to the Goldy Brar gang, with the arrest of three suspects in connection with systematic extortion demands made against business owners in the capital. The investigation was triggered after multiple victims, including a contractor and a builder, reported receiving threatening calls from the same UAE-based phone number within a span of three days.

According to police records, the accused made extortion demands while threatening violence against the victims and their properties. The modus operandi involved identifying affluent contractors and builders through various sources and then making coordinated calls to extract money through intimidation.

The recovery of communication devices and financial records from the arrested suspects revealed a structured network operating across multiple states. Police said the racket was being orchestrated by handlers based abroad, who directed local operatives to identify and target business owners with significant assets.

The case is part of ongoing operations by law enforcement agencies to dismantle gangster networks engaged in extortion and intimidation across major cities. Investigators are examining links between the arrested individuals and other criminal syndicates to determine the full extent of the network's operations in the region.