"A list of family members has been sought and CCTV cameras are being checked and new ones installed in the vicinity to capture any suspicious movement," a senior Delhi police officer said.
Reports say that Kala Jathedi requested custody parole on humanitarian grounds to attend his wedding and subsequent Grih Pravesh ritual wherein the newlyweds will enter their matrimonial home together.
150 parties of Punjab Police, involving at least 500 Police Personnel, carried out raids at 264 hideouts linked with the gangsters and also checked 229 persons. The operation was planned after the questioning of several gang members arrested in the state, the police informed.