Early Life
Abu Salem was born in a poor family in Sarai Mir village of Azamgarh district. Abu's father was a laborer by profession. Initially Abu started a small mechanic shop in his home town to support his family. But soon after he moved to Delhi, the capital city of India, he worked as a taxi driver. After some time Abu shifted base to Mumbai, the financial capital of India. In Mumbai he worked again as a driver. It was in Mumbai that he met Dawood, the underworld don, and joined his mafia. Abu Salem split from the Dawood gang in 1998.
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