Who is Mukeem Kala, the man terrorising Kairana, UP

New Delhi, June 15: There was a controversy that arose following an allegation by a BJP leader from Uttar Pradesh who said that several Hindu families had migrated out of fear from Kairana. It was stated that these families were getting death and extortion threats and hence had left the village in fear. All through this episode, the name of one Mukeem Kala was being quoted. It was said that his gang members were handing out the threats which was forcing people out of their villages.


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The question now is who is Mukeem Kala and how has he managed to force so many families out of a village. Who is Mukeem Kala? Mukeem Kala had entered the world of crime in the year 2010. Since then his rise has been fast although his first crime was a robbery. Kala who is currently lodged in jail runs a gang of 25 members today. 

 While all of them are still in jail, it is quite ironic that he has managed to run his empire. Kala has a host of cases lodged against him which also include the murder of four police personnel. He is a much feared person in Kairana. His activities in Kariana have been extortion and also driving people out of their homes in a bid to snatch their property. He has cases registered not just in Uttar Pradesh, but also in Haryana as well. The more surprising aspect regarding this man is that his empire is intact despite him and 24 members of his gang being in jail since 2015. This gives an indication that he is operating out of jail. 

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