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JV Solanki #7
The Ajmer Inferno
When the predators roam free, JV Solanki becomes the hunter.
When former Para SF JV Solanki rescues a woman from street thugs, he doesn't expect her to disappear without a trace.
But his determination to find her leads him to Ajmer, where he discovers a shocking truth: the local businessmen and goons forcing innocent lives into a life of misery.
JV knows he can't turn a blind eye to this evil, and he will stop at nothing to bring the perpetrators to justice.
With his skills and experience, he is a one-man army against the inferno of corruption and crime that threatens to destroy innocent lives.
When former Para SF JV Solanki rescues a woman from street thugs, he doesn't expect her to disappear without a trace.
But his determination to find her leads him to Ajmer, where he discovers a shocking truth: the local businessmen and goons forcing innocent lives into a life of misery.
JV knows he can't turn a blind eye to this evil, and he will stop at nothing to bring the perpetrators to justice.
With his skills and experience, he is a one-man army against the inferno of corruption and crime that threatens to destroy innocent lives.
329 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 28, 2023
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January 25, 2026
The book centres on the Ajmer Dargah sex-abuse scandal that unfolded mainly in the late 1980s and 1990s. Ajmer Sharif, one of the most revered Sufi shrines in India, became the backdrop for systematic sexual exploitation of young girls, many of them minors, by a powerful nexus of shrine custodians, middlemen, criminals, and their political protectors. How victims and their families were threatened into silence.The failure of the police and local administration.The role of politicians and powerful figures in shielding the accused.How evidence was ignored, cases delayed, and justice obstructed.
The beginning of the book reminded me of the book “ The Librarian “ by Philip Wilson that starts off with the metro station and JV Solanki seeing a helpless woman being followed by thugs and then pursues her whereabouts as the story proceeds and progresses to Ajmer. A few fictional characters, an owner of a slaughterhouse, a local Haryana Goon whose daughters is one of the victims who has been murdered brutally and ruthlessly and her body kept in the fridge ! At the end JV Solanki busts the racket and the end justifies the means and puts an end to all those who were responsible and involved in their heinous crimes. I found this book not as good in plot nor the story narration like the previous books of this author. It’s 3 stars from my side .
Dr. Javed Rasheed
The beginning of the book reminded me of the book “ The Librarian “ by Philip Wilson that starts off with the metro station and JV Solanki seeing a helpless woman being followed by thugs and then pursues her whereabouts as the story proceeds and progresses to Ajmer. A few fictional characters, an owner of a slaughterhouse, a local Haryana Goon whose daughters is one of the victims who has been murdered brutally and ruthlessly and her body kept in the fridge ! At the end JV Solanki busts the racket and the end justifies the means and puts an end to all those who were responsible and involved in their heinous crimes. I found this book not as good in plot nor the story narration like the previous books of this author. It’s 3 stars from my side .
Dr. Javed Rasheed
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