India’s ten most notorious bandits

Trending Daku has always been the center of people’s curiosity. Some became notorious for terror and cruelty, while others made the image of ‘Robinhood’ by helping the poor. The life of Phoolan Devi is the story of the life of the devi. After having childhood marriage, caste discrimination and childhood injustice, she became a robber in the valleys of Chambal. Man Singh, who was born in the Mann Sinharajput family, committed more than 1100 robberies and 185 murders, but the image of Man Singh was Robin Hood among the poor. Paan Singh Tomination Athlete and Army Jawan, Pan Singh Tomar picked up a gun to avenge injustice and became the most notorious band of Chambal. He died in a police meeting. Veerappan hunted more than 2000 elephants and smuggled sandalwood as well as police and leaders. In 2004, police killed him. Jagga was known to help the poor by robbing Jattamars, after the murder of a policeman, he became a robber. He was killed in 1932. Mohar Singh Gurjaris surrendered in 1972 after Chambal ruled for 15 years, and 315 cases were registered against him, of which 85 were killed. During the Malangibritic Raj, Malangi opened a front against the landlords and corrupt officers and looted the rich and spent the poor. Chhabiram Yadavchhabiram Yadav created terror in UP, MP and Rajasthan, but the people of the Garib Yadav society considered him a Messiah. Police killed him in a meeting in 1983. Gabbar Singh of Gabbar Singh Gurjar film Sholay was actually a notorious bandit of Chambal, he was notorious for cutting the nose of 116 people. He was killed in a police meeting in 1959. Dadua, who has been synonymous with terror in Chambal for 30 years, committed more than 150 murders and committed more than 200 robberies. In 2007, he was killed by the special task force of UP Police. Click here Life & Style Click for more stories Click here