Rajkot Crime: Crime has once again come to light in Rajkot. The death of one person in a firing incident has raised questions about the police action. The entire incident has been captured on CCTV and the police have launched an investigation.
After a heated scuffle near Mokaji Circle on Kalavad Road in Rajkot late last night, 4 to 5 armed men formed a pre-planned conspiracy and fired 4 rounds indiscriminately on the uncle and nephew, in which his nephew Krishnaraj Singh died on the spot due to serious injuries, while his uncle is currently swinging between life and death in the hospital. Following this shocking incident, ACP of South Division B. J. On the instructions of Chaudhary, teams of Taluka Police and Crime Branch have conducted a legal investigation by conducting round-the-clock blockade to nab the killers
According toinformation, the cousin of the deceased Krishnaraj Singh himself works as a head constable at the University Police Station, yet the criminals carried out the attack without the slightest fear of the law. The CCTV footage of the entire incident has also been found by the police, in which it is clearly seen that 4 to 5 men surrounded the uncle and nephew and fired from point blank range<>
According to seniorpolice officials, preliminary investigations have revealed that Ranjit Wala and his two sons played this bloody game with other accomplices. According to the details discussed by Lokmukh, the minor altercation took a major turn and the accused fired from the pistol and fled. The Crime Branch is conducting raids at the possible hideouts of the accused. J. Chaudhary claimed that soon all the absconding persons will be in police custody
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