| 1. Nafis Chishti, a former Indian politician, gained infamy in the 1992 Ajmer Rape & Blackmail Case. |
| 2. In his youth, Nafis rose to Vice-President of the Indian Youth Congress in Ajmer. |
| 3. A young girl named Gita was taken advantage of by Nafis and Farooq Chishti, who sexually assaulted her. |
| 4. Nafis and Farooq lured girls by promising them positions in Congress and then exploiting them at gatherings. |
| 5. The abuse of over 250 schoolgirls and college girls led to a public investigation. |
| 6. The scandal was exposed when photos of the assaults were shared and became known to the public. |
| 7. The scandal led to protests, a newspaper report, and an official investigation. |
| 8. Many suspects were charged, tried, and convicted in the case. |
| 9. Nafis Chishti evaded arrest until 2003 when caught disguising himself in a burqa. |
| 10. Released from prison, he continued criminal activities including illegal gambling. |
| 11. A web series and movie titled 'Ajmer 92' were created to depict the scandal. |
| 12. Nafis Chishti is a former Indian politician and Khadim of Ajmer Sharif Dargah who became infamous as one of the main convicts in the 1992 Ajmer Rape and Blackmail Case. |
| 13. During his youth, he rose to the position of Vice-President of the Indian Youth Congress in Ajmer. |
| 14. In 1990, he and his brother Farooq Chishti began grooming and sexually assaulting schoolgirls by posing as influential Congress party members who could help them join politics. |
| 15. The victims, aged between 11 and 20, were lured under false pretenses and subsequently raped and blackmailed into silence or coerced into bringing other girls into their circle. |
| 16. Over 100 to 250 schoolgirls and college girls were reportedly victimized during the 1990-1992 period. |
| 17. The scandal was exposed by journalist Santosh Gupta from Dainik Navjyoti in 1992. |
| 18. He was involved in other criminal activities including cricket betting and drug smuggling. |
| 19. Eight accused were sentenced to life imprisonment in 1998. |
| 20. Nafees Chishti remained absconding for years before being apprehended. |
| 21. On 20 August 2024, Nafees Chishti along with five others—Naseem alias Tarzan, Salim Chishti, Iqbal Bhati, Sohail Gani, and Syed Zameer Hussain—were sentenced to life imprisonment by a POCSO court in Ajmer for their role in the 1992 rape and blackmail scandal. The court also imposed a fine of Rs 5 lakh on each convict. This sentencing came after a 32-year trial, with the accused having been absconding earlier. |
