One day after the murder of Umesh Pal, he was hiding in Prayagraj itself.
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- There was a plan to shoot a few rounds on the convoy
- Doing this raises questions on Atiq’s safety
- Police allegedly made Assad fall
Lucknow:
Assad (Asad Ahmed Encounter) And his accomplice Ghulam Atiq was in the process of attacking Ahmed’s convoy again. According to the top source and the Das convoy had planned to do a few rounds. Actually the security of the convoy was very high, so both of them had planned to file only a few rounds. Leaving Atiq Ahmed was not included in these plans. They wanted to fire on the convoy and bring shame on the UP government. At the same time, questions can be raised on Atiq’s security and his upcomings from Sabarmati Jail will be stopped.
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changed places many times
After the Umesh Pal murder case, keeping Asad and shooter Ghulam safe had become a challenge for Ateeq and Ashraf. Atiq had also taken the help of some of his information in hiding him. Umesh Pal was murdered on 24 February. After that one day he was hiding in a house in Prayagraj. Then on 26 February he came to Dadri by bike. From there, on February 28, he came to Delhi’s Anand Vihar bus station by bus. Then lived in Jamia Nagar and Sangam Vihar in Delhi.
Assad was triggered on 15 March. Then went to Mumbai from there and from there to Nashik. After that came to Jhansi on Friday. He stayed for many days at all these places. He never traveled by train. He traveled by bus or other important. During this, he had traveled about 4000 kms.
At the same time, a person named Haider helped him hide in Delhi. Who is currently lodged in Bareilly Jail. Three informers of Haider have been arrested from Delhi.
It is atrocious that in the Umesh Pal murder case, Uttar Pradesh Police’s Special Task Force (STTA) has allegedly killed Atiq Ahmed’s son and his associates yesterday in Jhansi as a mafia.
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