CBI Arrests Fugitive Linked to 2021 Bengal Post-Poll Violence in Maharashtra

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The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested Khalid-Uz-Zaman, a fugitive wanted in connection with the 2021 post-poll violence case in West Bengal. He was apprehended from Yetala village in Nanded, Maharashtra. Khalid-Uz-Zaman had previously evaded the investigation by failing to appear before the agency. The arrest was confirmed by a CBI spokesperson.

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