Udit Khullar brought to Delhi after CBI-Interpol operation; accused of cheating, forgery, and criminal conspiracy
In a significant breakthrough, Indian authorities have successfully secured the deportation of fugitive Udit Khullar from the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Khullar, wanted in a ₹4.55 crore bank fraud case, was brought to Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport following coordinated efforts by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and UAE authorities through Interpol channels, reported ndtv.com.
Khullar had been on the run from the Delhi Police’s Special Cell over serious charges including criminal conspiracy, cheating, and forgery.
Udit Khullar, accused of forging documents to obtain fake home loans, deported to India after joint CBI-Interpol operation
According to investigators, Khullar and his accomplices allegedly obtained three home loans by submitting fake property documents to both public and private sector banks. The properties pledged as collateral were not legally owned by Khullar, resulting in financial losses exceeding ₹4.5 crore.
The CBI’s International Police Cooperation Unit (IPCU), working with the National Central Bureau (NCB) in Abu Dhabi, tracked down Khullar’s location.
After a formal request, he was arrested and deported to India, marking another success in India’s crackdown on economic fugitives.
Officials noted that more than 100 financial criminals have been brought back to India in recent years using the Interpol and Bharatpol frameworks, showcasing India’s firm stance on cross-border financial crime.
