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India, Mumbai Police. Rank. Police Inspector. Daya Nayak joined Mumbai police - then known as Bombay - in 1995, and rose to fame as a police officer in the late 1990s, as a member of the Detection Unit .
Mar 27, 2023 · Daya Nayak, a Mumbai police inspector and a controversial figure for his role in killing gangsters, has been moved from the Anti-Terrorism Squad to the Mumbai police. He has faced suspension, arrest and court cases in the past for alleged corruption and underworld links.
- Pritha Mallick
Dec 31, 1996 · Daya Nayak is a popular Indian police officer who killed more than 80 underworld criminals. He faced several controversies and allegations of extortion, corruption, and links with dons, but was never charged with any illegal activity.
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Feb 1, 2024 · Daya Nayak, a notorious encounter specialist, is among the 21 inspectors who have been promoted by the Maharashtra home department. He was earlier with the ATS and was suspended for disproportionate assets case.
- Dharmesh Thakkar
Feb 14, 2024 · The Maharashtra government has conducted two departmental inquiries against 'encounter specialist' Daya Nayak over allegations that he got some men arrested after demanding money from them in a fake case, the Bombay High Court was informed.
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Jan 31, 2024 · Daya Nayak, the 'encounter specialist' who killed several criminals, has been promoted as senior police inspector along with 22 other inspectors of the Mumbai Police force. He was earlier with the crime branch and the ATS and was also suspended for disproportionate assets case.
May 7, 2021 · On Thursday, police inspector Daya Nayak of the Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS) was shunted to Gondia district in Maharashtra. Nayak is known as an encounter specialist. The official order was issued by the office of the Additional Director General (Establishment) on May 6.
