Kolkata: A special team from the Amherst road police station and the detective department has arrested two main accusations suspected of being involved in the murder of a 26-year-old trader in his office in the complex on Jalan Keshav Chandra Sen on Wednesday.
The police said the defendant was beaten from the area of Jamuari Bihar less than 48 hours after they fled with the victim’s gold ornaments, a watershed.
“Raids was carried out at the Jurisdiction of the Adarsh Police Station in the Jamui District and was accused by Fire – Rakesh Kumar Das (23) – Arrested on Friday from his ancestral residence.
From his ownership, we restored the gold chain looted on the day of murder,” said CP together (Crime) Murlidhar Sharma.
“We also arrested Rakesh’s Associate Manish Das (19), a resident of Kotrangpara in Uttarpara.” We have known that Manish is also directly involved in the commission of this violation.
The golden window lost from the victim recovered from his ownership.
The clothes used were accused during crime confiscated from their ownership.
The two accused of being produced in a local court on Saturday with their detention prayer to ensure the reason for the crime, restore murder weapons and ensure how they put their hands, “said Sharma.
The source said, Prima Facie, Rakesh said the victim took him some money.” This may be part of the RS 60,000 that Rajkes demands from being used, there is a possibility of greater number, borne from the business agreement.
The defendant claimed to be paid to pay a small portion of his debt every month.
However, said Rakesh, lately, has refused to pay again.
But this claim needs further verification, “said an officer.
Sleuth said the peak removing Rakesh from work with the suspicion of theft six months ago, a Point Toi reported in Thursday’s edition.” But this is not the only reason behind hostility.
Rakesh also took a bicycle from being patterned and gave victims of Rs 60,000.
Lately, Rakesh has returned a bicycle and asked for money back.
Peak reported refusing to pay, “said the source.
Kolkata: two owned to kill Amherst road traders
