Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadavis said that the gangster will be brought to Mumbai.
Interpol officials and Denpasar's Immigration chief questioned Chhota Rajan in Jakarta on Tuesday.
As the gangster was being taken for interrogation in Bali, he alleged that some Mumbai cops have links with Dawood Ibrahim and that the Centre must keep that in mind when he is questioned. He also alleged he's been tortured in the past by the Mumbai Police.
"Mumbai Police has committed a lot of atrocities on me and I don't trust them. There are some in the Mumbai Police who are working with Dawood. The Delhi government should do justice with me keeping that in mind. I am not scared of Dawood and I will continue fighting against him and terrorism," Chhota Rajan told reporters.
Who is Chhota Rajan?
When asked whether he would like to be taken to Delhi or Mumbai, Rajan said, "It is up to the government to decide, but it must ensure that I get justice."
Mumbai-born Rajan is wanted for over 75 crimes ranging from murder and extortion to smuggling and drug trafficking. He was questioned by the Indonesian police both in English and in Hindi, through a translator. The criminal, once a close confidante-turned-rival of underworld ganglord Dawood Ibrahim, reiterated that he is not afraid of Dawood, the prime accused in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case.
In 2000, there was an attempt on Rajan's life when Dawood's men tracked him down to a hotel in Bangkok but he managed a dramatic escape.
An Indian police team questioned Rajan for the first time after his arrest on Monday.
Chhota Rajan was arrested in Bali on the basis of a Red Corner Notice from Interpol and following a tip off by Australian authorities to the Indonesian police. He was travelling under the identity of Mohan Kumar, with the passport number G9273860, when he was apprehended at the airport here after arriving on a Garuda Indonesia flight GA715.
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