Inter State Gang Valsad Exposed: 2 Dangerous Criminals Arrested After Tracking 40 Toll Booths
The Inter State Gang Valsad that had been haunting the residents of Abrama and surrounding areas has finally been dismantled by the dedicated efforts of the district police. In a major breakthrough, the Valsad police department successfully solved a high-profile housebreaking case that occurred in the Abrama locality. By utilizing cutting-edge surveillance technology and traditional intelligence gathering, the police arrested two hardened criminals who were part of a sophisticated cross-border criminal network. These individuals are not ordinary petty thieves but seasoned offenders with dozens of criminal cases registered against them in multiple states.
The operation to catch the Inter State Gang Valsad was a testament to the perseverance of the local law enforcement. For several weeks, the police worked tirelessly, scanning through hundreds of hours of video footage and tracking the movement of vehicles across state lines. While two primary members are now in custody, the hunt for the mastermind and a third accomplice remains ongoing. This successful operation is expected to significantly bring down the rate of organized thefts and property crimes in the Valsad district, restoring a sense of security among the local population.
The Abrama Housebreaking: Targets of the Inter State Gang Valsad
The investigation into the Inter State Gang Valsad began following a daring theft on December 28, 2025. The gang targeted the residence of Tejashkumar Patel, located in the Chhotupark-1 area of Abrama. Taking advantage of the fact that the house was locked and the family was away, the burglars broke in during the middle of the night. They professionally breached the locks and ransacked the cupboards to find valuables.
According to the official police complaint, the Inter State Gang Valsad managed to steal 38 grams of gold, which included a gold mangalsutra and four rings, valued at approximately ₹1.06 lakh. Furthermore, the thieves did not stop at jewelry; they also stole a motorcycle parked outside the house, worth ₹35,000. This brazen act of stealing both precious metal and a vehicle in a single night sent shockwaves through the Abrama community, prompting the police to categorize this as a top-priority case.
Modus Operandi: Failed Attempts and Crucial CCTV Clues
As the investigation progressed, it became clear that the Inter State Gang Valsad followed a specific pattern of targeting locked houses in middle-class and affluent neighborhoods. On the same night as the Abrama theft, the gang attempted to break into at least three other houses in the Gokuldham Society and nearby areas. Fortunately, in those instances, they were either unsuccessful in breaking the locks or were scared off by local security measures.
However, even the most professional criminals leave behind traces. The movement of the Inter State Gang Valsad was captured on several private CCTV cameras installed within the societies. These initial clips became the foundation of the police investigation. Although the criminals wore masks and tried to hide their identities, their physical build and the specific vehicle they used for their getaway provided the first set of clues for the Valsad City Police.
The Strategic Police Plan: Formation of 5 Specialized Teams
Recognizing the international and inter-state nature of the crime, Valsad District Superintendent of Police (SP) Yuvrajsinh Jadeja ordered an all-out effort to track the Inter State Gang Valsad. Under the direct supervision of Deputy Superintendent of Police (DySP) A.K. Verma, Valsad City PI Dinesh Parmar and the Local Crime Branch (LCB) initiated a multi-layered operation. To ensure every lead was followed, the department formed five specialized teams:
- Technical Analysis Team: Focused on tracking mobile data, dump data from towers, and digital footprints.
- CCTV Footage Analysis Team: Responsible for mapping the gang’s entry and exit routes across the city.
- History Sheeter Checking Team: Involved in comparing the modus operandi with known repeat offenders in Gujarat and Maharashtra.
- Receiver Checking Team: Tasked with identifying local or outside jewelers who might have bought the stolen gold.
- Raiding Party Team: Prepared to strike immediately upon receiving a confirmed location of the suspects.
Tracking Through 40 Toll Plazas and 250 CCTV Cameras
The most challenging part of catching the Inter State Gang Valsad was their ability to flee across state borders within hours of committing a crime. The police teams realized that the gang was using the national highway to oscillate between Gujarat and Maharashtra. In an extraordinary display of patience, the police analyzed the data from 40 different toll plazas along the highway, stretching from Valsad to Mumbai and even into the interior parts of Maharashtra.
By cross-referencing toll booth timestamps with the vehicle details seen in the initial Abrama footage, the police identified the exact vehicle used by the Inter State Gang Valsad. Additionally, they reviewed over 250 CCTV clips from various petrol pumps, roadside restaurants, and highway monitoring systems. This digital dragnet covered cities including Vapi, Bhilad, Navsari, Surat, Tapi, Bharuch, Vadodara, Ahmedabad, and reached as far as Beed in Maharashtra. This massive technical analysis of 50 mobile tower locations eventually pinned down the suspects’ home base.
The Successful Ambush: Catching the Inter State Gang Valsad
The weeks of hard work finally culminated on January 17, 2026. Surveillance PSI D.S. Patel received a high-grade intelligence tip-off that the members of the Inter State Gang Valsad were planning another heist and were on their way back to Valsad. The police quickly cordoned off the suspected entry points into the city and laid a trap based on the descriptions obtained during the investigation.
The ambush was successful. As the suspects entered the designated zone, they were surrounded by the police raiding party and taken into custody before they could attempt to flee or resist. During the initial search, the police recovered several stolen items and tools used for housebreaking. The arrest of these two individuals effectively solved the Abrama case and provided leads into several other unsolved burglaries in the South Gujarat region.
Criminal Profiles: Hardened Veterans of the Underworld
The individuals arrested in connection with the Inter State Gang Valsad are notorious criminals with long rap sheets. Their criminal history explains the professional manner in which the Abrama theft was executed.
- Aga Mirkhan alias Langdo: Full name Aga Mirkhan alias Langdo Jahangirkhan Pathan. A resident of Barsinaka, Maharashtra, he is a veteran criminal with at least 19 major cases registered against him, primarily for housebreaking and theft.
- Faizan alias Jani: Full name Faizan alias Jani Rasulbhai Morvadiya. Hailing from Surendranagar, Gujarat, he has at least 6 prior criminal cases.
These two individuals from different states had joined forces to form a dangerous duo, using their knowledge of different geographies to evade local police. Their arrest is a significant achievement for the Valsad police, as it removes two major threats from the streets.
The Fugitive Mastermind: Hunt for Sikandar Continues
While the arrest of two members of the Inter State Gang Valsad is a success, the police are now focused on capturing the third and most dangerous member of the group. The wanted suspect has been identified as Sikandar Akthar Sayed, a resident of Mahamadmiya Colony in the Beed district of Maharashtra.
Sikandar is believed to be the primary coordinator for the Inter State Gang Valsad. He has a staggering 24 criminal cases registered against him across various jurisdictions. The police have officially declared him “wanted” and have dispatched special teams to Maharashtra to track him down. The authorities believe that once Sikandar is in custody, they will be able to recover more stolen property and perhaps uncover a larger network of receivers who facilitate the sale of stolen jewelry across state lines.
Conclusion and Police Advisory for Valsad Residents
The coordinated effort between the Valsad City Police and the LCB is a shining example of how modern policing can overcome inter-state jurisdictional challenges. By connecting the dots between 40 toll booths and 250 cameras, the police have shown that no matter where a criminal hides, the law will eventually catch up. The recovery of the gold and the bike has provided much-needed relief to the victim, Tejashkumar Patel.
The Valsad police have urged residents to remain vigilant, especially when leaving their homes unoccupied for long periods. They recommend installing high-quality security cameras and informing neighbors or the local police station when traveling. Currently, the two arrested members of the Inter State Gang Valsad are being interrogated to identify other potential targets they had marked. The police have sought their remand to further investigate their ties to other organized crime syndicates.
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