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CBI COORDINATES RETURN OF WANTED FUGITIVE RITIK BAJAJ FROM UAE THROUGH INTERPOL

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The CBI, in collaboration with MEA and MHA, has successfully coordinated return of wanted fugitive RITIK BAJAJ from UAE on Tuesday.

The subject RITIK BAJAJ (Red Notice Control No. A-14700/10-2025) is wanted by Delhi Police for the offence related to smuggling and supply of Narcotics substances. Subject fled from India and was geo located in UAE with efforts of NCB-New Delhi. 

Earlier, CBI got the red notice published against Ritik Bajaj through INTERPOL on 09.10.2025 on the request of Delhi Police. CBI coordinated with NCB Bangkok and got information about travel movement of the subject towards UAE. Thereafter, CBI coordinated with NCB Abu Dhabi to locate the subject. 

A team of Delhi Police visited UAE to bring back the subject and arrived in India with the subject from UAE on Wednesday at New Delhi. 

Red Notices published by INTERPOL are circulated to all Law Enforcement Agencies globally for tracking of the wanted fugitives. 

CBI as the National Central Bureau for INTERPOL in India coordinates with all Law Enforcement Agencies in India through BHARATPOL for assistance via INTERPOL channels. More than 150 wanted criminals have been brought back in last few years through coordination via INTERPOL channels.

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