Thane: Thane Crime Branch investigated the robbery at the Rally BJP Janadesh in Thane on Sunday found that the four defendants had planned to target more political demonstrations.
“The accusation is Abubaqar aka Abu Kabutar (35), the ring from the ring, Nadit Ansari (30), Atiq Ahmed (51) Ashpaq Ansari (38) All Malegaon residents,” Vikas Ghodke, Senior Inspector of the Crime Branch Unit – 5.
The police said That the defendant systematically planned a direct robbery from disguising as a political worker with clothing, overseeing their target and also guiding their hands in large quantities.
“They will target some of the demonstrations again they are not arrested here,” said a police officer.
Abubakr was previously arrested for the same crime as long as Uddhav Thackeray’s rally occurred in Kalyan, police said.
“At present, the defendant has been handed over to the police Kopri for further investigation and police suspect that they might be involved in such crimes throughout the city,” said a police officer.
The four robbers disguised as BJP workers robbed some of them more than RS 1 lakh cash and several cellphones.
They were arrested by the Thane-5 crime branch unit.
“They specifically went into the car so that no one doubted them and used a low-cost inn to live a day before the rally and mixed in the crowd,” said a police officer.
“As soon as they got the opportunity, using the blade or cutter, they attacked their busy targets in the demonstration shouting the slogan.
Once they put their hands on cash and cellphone sufficient, they disappeared,” said an officer.
Police recover cash and cellphones and cars used in crime.
The police said that the defendant drove away from Malegaon in the car and even robbed RS 1 Lakh from the Personal Assistant of the Patil State Minister of State Minister in Jan Ashirwad held in Thane on Sunday.
Apart from this, even a cameraman was robbed from cash and several people lost their phone, told police officers.
Rally Janadesh robbery in Thane: ‘Accused of planning to target more political demonstrations’
