Removed the drain cover and hit him on the head
It is being said that the five accused in judicial custody in the jail committed the murder on Sunday (June 2).
New Delhi,In Maharashtra's Kolhapur Central Jail, an inmate was beaten to death with a drain cover. Deceased Mohammad Ali Khan was responsible for the 1993 Mumbai bomb blasts. It is being said that the five accused who are in judicial custody in the jail committed the murder on Sunday (June 2). The accused had broken the head of Mohammad Ali Khan,
Due to which he died. His body was found lying in the bathroom of the jail at 8 am. In this case, the police are interrogating five prisoners in custody. Let us tell you that after the destruction of the Babri Masjid in Ayodhya in 1992, 12 bombs were blasted one after the other in Mumbai on March 12, 1993. In which about 300 people lost their lives and about 1.5 thousand people were injured. Mohammad Ali Khan was sentenced to life imprisonment by a special TADA court in the Mumbai blast case.
70-year-old Mohammad Ali Khan was serving his sentence in Kolhapur Central Jail. According to the information received, around 8 am on Sunday morning, all the prisoners gathered near the water tank. Meanwhile, Mohammad Ali Khan had an argument with other prisoners about some issue. In which Prateek alias Pillya, Suresh Patil, Deepak Netaji Khot, Sandeep Shankar Chavan, Rituraj Vinayak Inamdar and Saurabh Vikas Siddh removed the drain cover and hit Mohammad Ali Khan on the head.
Due to which he was seriously injured and collapsed on the spot. By the time he was taken to the hospital, he had already died. Security personnel reached the spot on hearing the news of the attack and arrested the assailants. After this incident, an FIR of murder was registered against five people at Juna Rajwada Police Station.
After the murder of Mohammad Ali Khan, the prison administration increased the security of the other accused in the Kolhapur jail in the Mumbai blasts, on 12 March 1993, an explosion in the basement of the 28-storey building of the Bombay Stock Exchange killed 50 people. People: Half an hour later, another explosion occurred in a car, followed by a series of explosions. In two hours there were 13 blasts in 12 places across Mumbai.ss1
