Fugitive's Return: Udit Khullar Deported in Bank Fraud Case

Udit Khullar, wanted for a ₹4.55 crore bank fraud, was deported from the UAE to India. Coordinated by the CBI with Interpol, Khullar was taken into custody upon arrival at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport. He allegedly used forged documents to secure fraudulent loans.

In a significant development, Udit Khullar, a fugitive wanted in a ₹4.55 crore bank fraud case, was deported from the UAE to India, officials confirmed on Friday. The operation was a collaborative effort between the CBI and Interpol.

Khullar arrived at Indira Gandhi International Airport, where he was immediately taken into custody by Delhi Police. He was accused of a carefully planned criminal conspiracy involving fraudulent home loans from both nationalised and private banks.

The CBI announced that Interpol's assistance played a crucial role, facilitating Khullar's geo-location in the UAE and aiding his eventual deportation. Khullar is charged with using forged property documents to deceive financial institutions.

(With inputs from agencies.)