Hari Chhand Jat, also known as Hari Boxer, a key Lawrence Bishnoi gang member, has been detained in the United States, Rajasthan Police said. Rajasthan Police’s Anti-Gangster Task Force confirmed the arrest on November 7, after the 40-year-old was detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in California following a coordinated operation with international law enforcement. Authorities accuse Boxer of playing a major role in the Lawrence Bishnoi-Rohit Godara gang’s extortion network. Investigators said he allegedly coordinated criminal activities from overseas and helped supply weapons to gang members. Rajasthan Police also accused him of issuing threats to wealthy businessmen through WhatsApp, Signal and internet-based calling services. They said the gang allegedly demanded extortion payments and warned of shootings if targets refused to pay. More than 22 cases have been registered against Boxer in Rajasthan, involving allegations including attempted murder, extortion, illegal possession of firearms and organised crime. Police said his name surfaced in connection with a firing outside Bollywood filmmaker Rohit Shetty’s Mumbai residence, after which Boxer allegedly claimed responsibility in a social media post. Rajasthan Police also linked him to alleged extortion threats targeting people in the entertainment industry. Rajasthan Police said Boxer left India in April 2023, travelling through Dubai and the Dominican Republic before reaching Guyana. They said he entered the United States through Mexico using an illegal migration route known as the “Dunki route.” Interpol issued a Red Corner Notice on November 14, 2024. Rajasthan Police said nine Interpol communications were sent to US authorities between December 2024 and July 2026, with an updated dossier submitted in August 2026 and fingerprints provided in October. Rajasthan Police said further coordination with central and international agencies is underway to complete the legal steps needed to bring Boxer back to India to face the cases.