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Once an Untouchable Crime Boss, Zoya Khan’s Arrest Exposes Her Deep Nexus in Delhi’s Underworld
February 21, 2025: Delhi Police has finally apprehended Zoya Khan, the infamous ‘Lady Don’, with 270 grams of heroin worth ₹1 crore in the international market. The wife of gangster Hashim Baba, Zoya had been managing her husband’s criminal empire while he was imprisoned, orchestrating extortion, drug trafficking, and maintaining links with Delhi’s underworld.
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🕵️♂️ The Rise of Delhi’s ‘Lady Don’
- Zoya Khan, 33, took control of her husband’s operations after his incarceration, managing extortion rackets and narcotics distribution.
- She lived a life of luxury, attending elite parties, flaunting designer brands, and maintaining an active social media presence.
- Police sources reveal she coordinated criminal activities with Hashim Baba, using coded messages during jail visits.
🚨 The Arrest & Drug Bust
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- Acting on intelligence, Delhi Police’s Special Cell arrested Zoya in the Welcome area of North East Delhi.
- She was caught red-handed with heroin allegedly sourced from Muzaffarnagar for further distribution.
- Investigators suspect her involvement in harboring shooters linked to the Nadir Shah murder case, a gym owner killed in South Delhi in 2024.
💰 Crime Family Ties & Gang Connections
- Family Background: Her mother was jailed in 2024 for sex trafficking, while her father had links to drug networks.
- Territorial Control: Zoya operated primarily from Usmanpur, North East Delhi, surrounded by armed henchmen loyal to her husband.
- Underworld Links: Her husband Hashim Baba was connected to jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, who is linked to Sidhu Moose Wala’s murder and Salman Khan’s security threat.
🔗 What’s Next?
With Zoya Khan’s arrest, Delhi’s underworld faces a major shakeup. The police continue to investigate her drug empire, financial transactions, and possible links to other organized crime syndicates.