CANVAS OF COURAGE [Ongoing]

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 As he speaks, he slides to a photograph of Vikram Mehra on the projector screen, followed by an image of Siddarth Mehra, Vikram's son and a prominent tech tycoon.

He paused, letting the name sink in. "Mehra has a long and complicated history. He was once a respected businessman, the father of Siddarth Mehra, a prominent tech tycoon, which I think everybody in room know.  But Vikram's story took a dark turn. decade ago, he became involved in illegal activities—money laundering, arms smuggling, and even connections with organized crime and list are long."

"This case was considered closed a decade ago, thinking he is dead, after his jail break. Vikram Mehra has been spotted, but we have no concrete leads."

"New evidence has emerged that has forced us to reopen it. Mehra has been operating under the radar, evading capture and continuing his criminal activities. Our mission is to bring him to justice and finally put an end to his reign of terror."

He looked around the room, meeting the eyes of each team member. "We'll be dividing into smaller units to cover each of these locations. Our objective is to gather as much information as possible and, if the opportunity arises, apprehend Mehra himself."

The next slide displayed a diagram of Mehra's known associates. "We need to keep a close watch on these individuals," Mr. Desai continued, his voice steady. The projector whirred softly as the slides changed, each one adding another layer of information to the briefing.

 Mr. Desai continued, his voice steady. "Pay particular attention to his second-in-command, Victor. Victor is a devoted follower and has always been seen near Mehra during the time the case was ongoing. When Mehra disappeared, Victor was the only one making movements, which indicates his critical role in Mehra's operations."

"We need to strategize and figure out how to capture him before he causes any more damage. Remember, he's the father of Siddarth Mehra, the big tech business tycoon, which adds another layer of complexity to this case."

One of the detectives, a sharp-eyed woman named Inspector Sharma, speaks up. "Sir, our intel suggests that he's been operating out of a warehouse on the outskirts of the city. However, we haven't been able to pinpoint the exact location."

Harshvardhan Desai nod, his expression grim. "We need to act fast. What are our options?"

Another detective, a burly man named Sergeant Patel, chimes in. "We could increase patrols in the area and set up checkpoints. If he's moving around, we'll catch him."

Inspector Sharma shakes her head. "That might alert him and make him go underground. We need a more covert approach."

Sergeant Patel suggests, "We can employ advanced technology, such as drone surveillance and GPS tracking, to follow Mehra and intercept his communications."

Mr. Desai nodded approvingly. "That's an excellent idea, Patel. Using advanced technology will give us a significant advantage in tracking Mehra's movements and communications without tipping him off. Let's make sure we have the necessary equipment and personnel in place to implement this strategy effectively."

Inspector Sharma added, "I agree. Drones can provide real-time surveillance from the air, and GPS tracking will help us monitor any vehicles or devices he's using. This approach could be the key to pinpointing his location."

Sergeant Patel smiled, feeling encouraged by the support. "I'll coordinate with the tech team to get everything set up. We'll make sure we're ready to deploy as soon as we have a lead on Mehra."

A young officer, Constable Singh, hesitates before speaking. "Sir, what if we enlist the help of the special police? They have the resources and expertise to handle this kind of operation. We could also consider reaching out to RAW for assistance."