The article discusses the case of Khushnuma Ansari, also referred to as Neha, who has been linked to notorious sharpshooter Mahfooz Ali, alias Bobby Kabutar, part of the Lawrence Bishnoi-Hashim Baba gang. Neha's social media presence shows her glamorous lifestyle, but underneath, she is involved in dangerous criminal activities, supporting Kabutar, who had been evading law enforcement for seven years. Delhi Police's Special Cell captured Kabutar, leading to Neha’s arrest as well, which has highlighted the increasing role of women in organized crime. This case not only brings to light the capture of a felon but also sheds light on how female associates can significantly impact the operations of male-dominated criminal gangs. The police have been monitoring Kabutar’s moves as he frequently changed locations and disguises to avoid capture, making his eventual arrest a substantial law enforcement achievement. Neha’s connection to Kabutar raises questions about the involvement of women in gang activities and the methods they use to elude apprehension by law enforcement. Her story is a reminder of how individuals can live double lives, maintaining a facade of normalcy while being entrenched in criminal networks, reflecting broader trends in organized crime where women play pivotal roles. The implications of these revelations may lead to changes in how police approach and investigate such gangs, particularly concerning their female members.