CASE_DEMO_2026

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How they connect

Five clusters, four people holding them together. The filled nodes are the ones whose removal breaks the network into pieces — they are the answer to “who do we go after first”.

33 nodes · 34 links · 5 clusters
Political & administrativeCorporate & financialPort operationsNarcotics & transportMedia & leakDevraj SolankiNirjala SolankiYatharth BhindeRajeshwari KumbhatB. P. DubeyK. L. SetpalGirish AmbekarH. V. AchrekarPratik JhaveriTanmay GoswamiChhaya BhatnagarAchrekar InfraportsMohanwadi Riverfront LLPTrinetra ProjectsBlue Meridian FZEAnantam WealthSanchay Realty TrustZubeida MerchantIlyas RangwalaMerchant Marine LogisticsRangwala SolventsInsp. B. H. S. TomarM. Y. PalkarMohit BareleFiroz SheikhVikrant SonawaneRehmat Ali JatS. V. NaikCourier (unresolved)@sarvamangal_sachaiIpsita RanadiveAslam QureshiPragati Yuva Seva Sansthan

The four holding it together

YB

Yatharth Bhinde

OSD to the Minister for Ports

The only node connecting all four operational clusters. Remove him and the network falls into disconnected pieces.

betweenness
PJ

Pratik Jhaveri

Chartered accountant

Every shell company routes through him. Removing him disconnects the entire invoice subgraph.

articulation point
ZF

Zubeida Faridi Merchant

MD, customs-clearing agency

The single join between the legitimate customs channel and the narcotics channel.

betweenness
BH

Balraj Hoshiyar Singh Tomar

Inspector, Naharpur Port PS

Exported the Gate-4 footage before the FIR existed and sits between the port cluster and the investigation itself.

bridge

Synthetic case data. Findings are ranked and sourced; none of them is an assertion of guilt.