Satish Maratha murder case: Ankur bought GPS from Navsari fitted in car, seized a pistol from Rahul Batka's friend besides the weapons used in the murder

The police and crime branch probing the Satish Maratha murder case have found shocking details during the investigation. A GPS tracking device was purchased from Navsari for the massacre. Rahul Mandal had asked Rahul Batka to hand over this GPS to Ankur Pandey. Ankur was well aware that relations between Rahul Mandal and Satish were not good and there was a heavy rift. A week before the murder, when Satish's car came to the garage, Ankur saw an opportunity and fitted the GPS under the driving seat. So that the location of the murder can be known. Apart from the weapons used in the murder, a fourth pistol was also seized. At the time of the incident, the accused went to kill Satish with three weapons, including a pistol with a country-made magazine and a country-made pistol. But during the investigation, it was revealed that the accused had kept another pistol as a backup to kill Satish. The fourth pistol was kept by the accused Rahul Batka with his friend Satyanarayana. Although this pistol was not directly used in the murder, the police have seized this pistol after a thorough investigation. Main 5 accused and 4 minors detained After the sensational murder, the crime branch and the local police raided and arrested the five main accused. These include Rahul alias RK Kapoor, Ketan Sarsath, Rahul Batko, Karan Dubey and Ajit Goswami. Apart from this, four other law enforcement minors involved in the murder were also detained by the police and further legal action was taken. Accused remanded in judicial custody After the completion of the five-day remand of all the arrested accused, the Bhestan police approached the court with a demand for further remand. However, the court did not grant further remand and ordered all the main accused to be sent to judicial custody. Police are currently conducting further investigations to strengthen the chain of arms and technical evidence in the entire case.