Bio-data of Chota Rajan aka Rajendra Sadashiv Nikhalje

Since the time, Chota Rajan got arrested in Bali; he is all over the news. He is regarded as one of the biggest achievement of Indian intelligence. The procedure to deport him back to India has already started and Chota Rajan has not legally challenged the efforts made by Indian intelligence to deport him back.

So the question here is who is Chota Rajan? Why he is all over the news?

Real name of Chota Rajan is Rajendra Sadashiv Nikhalje.
His gangster name is Chota Rajan.
His father was a mill worker.
In 1980s he started his criminal career with petty crimes.
Soon, he was spotted by Rajan Nair aka Bada Rajan.
Bada Rajan was a thief and leader of local gang of Chembur.
After the murder of Bada Rajan, Chota Rajan took over the gang.
Soon he came in contact with Arun Gawli and Dawood Ibrahim.
Three started ruling the underworld of Mumbai.
Rajan soon became Dawood’s trusted baby of the gang and future king.
After Dawood fled to Dubai to escape the arrest in smuggling cases, Chota Rajan took care of Mumbai Affairs.
Because of Mumbai’s Police efforts, Chota Rajan was forced to leave Mumbai and flee to Dubai in the year 1988.
Three of them operated there gang in Mumbai from Dubai.
1993 there was disagreement over Mumbai Blasts and Chota Rajan wanted to separate his paths from Dawood.
It is also said that the reason was communal angle.
Rajan formed a gang and established himself. Later on, he left Dubai.
He majorly operated in Bangkok and Malaysia.
He also dominated the areas of Chembur, Mumbai, India.
Chota Rajan growth led to over shining his master Dawood and soon gang war started between both of them.
In year 2000, Dawood carried out an attack on Chota Rajan in Bangkok.
Chota Rajan killed all the men involved in passing his information to Dawood.
It is believed that after 1993 blasts, Chota Rajan had kept on passing information about Dawood to Indian Intelligence.
He also projected himself as the patriot of nation in Indian Media in early 2000s.

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