Gangster Arif Hussain, aged 47, was brutally murdered on March 27 on the Thokkottu flyover in Mangaluru, Karnataka, India, after celebrating the death of his rival, Topi Noufal. Investigations revealed that Hussain's celebration angered Noufal's associates, leading them to plot his murder. The police have arrested seven individuals, including Rifath Ali and Juttu Ashfaq, who were directly involved in the attack. Authorities are also pursuing additional suspects based abroad who provided logistical support, including foreign SIM cards and financial assistance. Hussain, who had a criminal record with nine cases against him, was found dead beside his motorcycle, which had been knocked down by the assailants before he was hacked to death. The murder underscores the ongoing gang violence in the region, with police noting that the attackers had taken extensive measures to conceal their identities and actions.