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Jahangir Khan held after two weeks on the run: How Bengal police tracked down TMC's 'Pushpa'

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DWAIPAYAN GHOSH, MONOTOSH CHAKRABORTY, ROSHAN GUPTA
Jahangir Khan held after two weeks on the run: How Bengal police tracked down TMC's 'Pushpa'
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Jahangir Khan, a Trinamool Congress candidate known as 'Pushpa', was arrested by Bengal police near the India-Nepal border after two weeks on the run. He faced multiple charges including murder and extortion, and had attempted to evade surveillance by going off the grid.

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The arrest highlights ongoing political tensions and criminal allegations involving local political figures in West Bengal, drawing significant public and media attention.

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The report focuses on the police operation and the suspect's evasion tactics, maintaining a factual tone regarding the criminal charges.

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