Atiq Ahmad's son killed in encounter in Jhansi


Jhansi (UP), Apr 13 (IANS): Mohd Asad, son of gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmad, along with shooter Ghulam, have been shot dead in an encounter by a team of Special Task Force (STF) in Jhansi.

Both carried a reward of Rs five lakh on their heads.

The STF team led by Deputy SP Navendu and Deputy SP Vimal carried out the encounter at Jhansi. Sophisticated foreign-made weapons have been recovered from the two deceased.

Asad had been caught on camera opening fire at Umesh Pal in Dhoomanganj in Prayagraj on February 24.

The encounter took place on a day when Atiq Ahmad and his brother Ashraf are being produced in court in Prayagraj.

ADG STF Amitabh Yash said that the STF had asked the two to surrender but they opened fire after which the team had to retaliate.

Meanwhile, Atiq Ahmad broke down in court during hearing when informed of his son's encounter.

 

 

  

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  • valerian Crasta, Madyantar

    Thu, Apr 13 2023

    The root cause of being criminal is to make easy money. With digitisation of the economy, the paper money in a few years time will be done with. Every rupee earned, has to be legally justified in the future. gangstas will disappear.

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  • Kedhar, Mangaluru

    Thu, Apr 13 2023

    If the fear of 'God ' is not put into the heart of these so called Dons, then why have a system of law and order?? Let this be an eye opener for potential Dons...

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  • Reshmi Salian, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 13 2023

    All gangsters and criminals should be encountered. Nowadays too many crimes.

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  • Ahmed, Bangalore

    Thu, Apr 13 2023

    Yes, start from own backyard those who have turned politicians from criminal background.

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  • Indian, INDIA

    Thu, Apr 13 2023

    oh come on... we all know the reality, its a planned encounter.... but one thing is for sure "andh bhakts will not agree that it's planned"

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  • Anil, MP

    Thu, Apr 13 2023

    @ Indian, Neither that person was a Saint not prophet...... Those who live by sword will perish by the same... GOOD JOB UP POLICE

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  • Karuna, Bengaluru

    Thu, Apr 13 2023

    Even if it is a staged encounter, crores of people will support the government. High time Karnataka too follow the above rule

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  • SANDEEP, Mlore

    Thu, Apr 13 2023

    Hope you KNOW THAT how many people killed. looted by this familiy gang FROM LAST 30 YEARS IN up Jai yogi a Future PM

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  • MH RASHID, Jeddah, Saudi arabia

    Thu, Apr 13 2023

    We must congratulate our police force, as Sophisticated foreign-made weapons carried by culprits did not win, instead our police force managed to supersede these highly sophisticated foreign made weapons. Samjhne wale ke liye ishara kaafi hai.

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  • Roshan, Dubai

    Thu, Apr 13 2023

    Yes andh bhakths will be happy...and afgani gulams will not be happy

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