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Daya Nayak’s ‘encounter’ with highs and lows
India’s well-known ‘encounter specialist’ Daya Nayak, who was suspended in June, after the Mumbai police officer declined to join his new posting in Nagpur fearing his family’s safety, was reinstated on Monday.
Talking to HT on Tuesday, Nayak said, “The suspension in itself was not tenable, and it had to be cancelled.”
When I was transferred to Nagpur, I had approached the state government and had explained the problems I could face. The state government had then put my transfer to Nagpur on hold, but despite that top police officials suspended me, said Nayak.
“I have been reinstated, and my posting has been shown as Mumbai. I am ready to work anywhere my bosses want to work,” said Nayak.
Best known for gunning down more than 80 Mumbai underworld gangsters in the s, the officer has courted controversy several times in the past — especially when he was under scrutiny for allegedly amassing wealth disproportionate to his income.
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Nayak’s journey began after finishing class 7 from a Kannada-medium school. He found himself in ‘big old Bombay’ in
More than three decades down the road, the youngest son of Badda and Radha Nayak from a Karnataka village is one of Mumba
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Nayak to khalnayak: Mumbai encounter-specialist Daya’s rise and fall
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In , a young boy from Yennehole village in Karkala district of Karantaka, was told by his mother to go to Mumbai to earn a living and support his beleaguered family. Daya Nayak, the youngest son of Badda and Radha Nayak, had just completed Class 7. He took up a job at a hotel in Mumbai, whose owner treated him like family and insisted that he continue his education as well. So for eight years, Nayak lived and studied at the hotel’s porch, completing his Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exams from Pahadi Municipal School in Goregaon before graduating from CES College in Andheri.
In , a young boy from Yennehole village in Karkala district of Karantaka, was told by his mother to go to Mumbai to earn a living and support his beleaguered family. Daya Nayak, the youngest son of Badda and Radha Nayak, had just completed Class 7. He took up a job at a hotel in Mumbai, whose owner treated him like family and insisted that he continue his education as well. So for eight years, Nayak lived and studied at the hotel’s porch, completing his Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exams from Pahadi Municipal School in Goregaon before graduating from CES College in Andheri.
He then took up a job as
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