One killed after two men open fire post-Navratri celebrations, killers nabbed from Gujarat: Mumbai
Kumari Jagriti Sourya,02nd October,2022
Mumbai: In a shocking incident two people opened indiscriminately fire at a group scattering after Navratri festivities, in Kandivali west suburb, killing one and harming at least like three others, right off the bat Saturday.
The Kandivali Police and the local crime Branch, which had sent off a manhunt for the obscure attackers, figured out how to follow the team to Gujarat’s Navsari town on Saturday night and captured them, said an authority.
As per the authority, around 12.15 a.m. the two men sped to the Laljipada region on a scooter and began taking shots aimlessly at individuals scattering after a neighborhood Navratri program in the middle-class residential locality.
Amid the shouting, and screaming. people running away and the assailant’s bullets managed to kill one and wounded three others, including two pedestrians, he added
They have been recognized as Ankit Yadav, who died on the spot, while Abhilash Dabholkar, Prakash Narain, and Manish Gupta who sustained gunfire wounds, have been confessed to the BMC’s Shatabdi Clinic for treatment.
Moving quickly, the Kandivali Police set up a group to follow the executioners and lastly found them in Navsari town as their occurrence struck dread among Navratri revelers.
They will be brought to Mumbai in
the evening and created under the watchful eye of a court on Sunday, the authority said, howeve,r the police have precluded any chance of a posse war.
Before Saturday, local people asserted that the aggressors might be adolescents living nearby and suspected it to be a quarrel killing forto some past hatred, however, the police have not remarked on the thought processes yet.
Deputy commissioner of Police-Zone XI Vishal Thakur said that the police groups are examining different points of the shootout, including from where the firearms were obtained, the specific number of rounds terminated, business or individual contentions, and different issues. Read more Bombay HC upheld the ban on the use of POP idols during Ganesh Chaturthi and Navratri
