Baba Siddique murder case: Main shooter returned to murder spot, visited hospital to confirm death
Mumbai: In a recent development in the murder of Congress-turned-NCP leader Baba Siddique, Mumbai police have reportedly learnt that the main shooter, Shiv Kumar Gautam, returned to the spot of the firing in Bandra East shortly after the crime. Gautam also visited Lilavati Hospital to confirm that Siddique had died.
During interrogation, Gautam disclosed that after shooting Siddique, he fled the scene, changed his shirt, and disposed of the his clothing and murder weapon in a bag, which he then hid under an abandoned car just 250 meters from the crime spot. The bag, containing the shirt and pistol, was recovered by police two days later.
A police officer revealed that Gautam, after noticing police presence at the scene and hearing that Siddique was rushed to the hospital, went to Lilavati Hospital. He waited there until he received confirmation of Siddique’s death.
Baba Siddique, 66, was shot dead outside his MLA son Zeeshan Siddique’s office in the Nirmal Nagar area of Mumbai on October 12.
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Rajasthan: Constable shunted to police lines after sharing Rahul Gandhi's post on 'vote theft'
Jaipur (PTI): A constable posted in Didwana-Kuchaman was shunted to police lines after he allegedly reposted a post by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi using the official X handle of the district police.
The post, which alleged "vote theft" in Haryana by the central government and the Election Commission, was reposted on Wednesday evening. However, it was removed immediately after the matter came to the notice of senior officials.
Officials said that the police department does not support the post.
The constable was responsible for operating the X handle. He was removed from the duty and attached to police lines, the officials said.
Superintendent of Police Richa Tomar said that the police department does not support the post and it was removed immediately after it came to notice.
"The post may have been shared due to an individual's mistake or account hacking. A detailed inquiry has been assigned to the Additional Superintendent of Police, Didwana," the SP added.
The post had claimed irregularities in Haryana's voter list, including multiple votes registered under the same photo and duplicate entries across different constituencies.
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