Gangster Vikram Paras, wanted in more than 100 cases of murder, robbery and extortion, escaped from the busy Old Delhi railway station early Wednesday morning after drugging his four Delhi Police escorts and taking away four MP5 sub-machine guns the cops were carrying, police sources said.
Paras, who gained notoriety as the right-hand man of slain ganglord Neetu Dabodia, was being brought back to Delhi by train after a court appearance in Bathinda. Three of the Delhi Armed Police escorts were found unconscious in the railway station — two on platform number 1 and another in the parking lot — while the fourth was loitering on the streets in a dazed state. All four have been suspended.
This is Paras' second escape in as many years. In 2012, he had fled after luring his escorts into a store on the promise of buying them branded apparel. He had also orchestrated the daring escape of Dabodia and another gangster from Dwarka last year.
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Paras, who gained notoriety as the right-hand man of slain ganglord Neetu Dabodia, was being brought back to Delhi by train after a court appearance in Bathinda. Three of the Delhi Armed Police escorts were found unconscious in the railway station — two on platform number 1 and another in the parking lot — while the fourth was loitering on the streets in a dazed state. All four have been suspended.This is Paras' second escape in as many years. In 2012, he had fled after luring his escorts into a store on the promise of buying them branded apparel. He had also orchestrated the daring escape of Dabodia and another gangster from Dwarka last year.
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