Lucknow: Continuing it investigated the violence of Lakhimpur Kheri where eight people were killed including four farmers, the Lakhimpur Kheri police team restored a gun and a pistol repeater from Hussinganji apartment in Lucknow on Friday.
The sources of the Special Investigation Team (SIT) said that the gun was released on behalf of Ankit Das, while the Gun repeater license was in Latif’s name, which happened to be an ankit bodyguard.
Read Alsolak Hardness box: Ashish Mishra denied the bail, 2 more captured; The total arrest is now 6TWO more people on Wednesday were arrested in connection with the violence of Lakhimpur, while the court in Lakhimpur Kheri denied guarantees to the main defendant, Ashish Mishra, son of Union Minister Ajay Mishra.
Ashish Mishra, who was arrested on October 9 by a special investigation team after 12 hours of Duo Ankit and Latif was arrested on October 13 and then produced before a judge who sent them to durable until October 22.
Then, the duo was sought by sitting which began on October 14 and will continue until October 17.
Profitable sources of probes reveal that the restored weapons will be sent for forensic examination.
Read Alsolakimpur’s violence: Sitting brought the son of the Union Minister, 3 others to recreate a strict security sequence everywhere, all three were accused of being taken to the scene on Jalan Tikonia-Banbirpur, about 60 km from the Lakhimpur City Headquarters, police said.
Eight people died on violence October 3 and from them, four were farmers, who were allegedly torn down by carrying vehicles also collected digital video recorders from CCTV from a hotel where Ankit Das seemed to have lived after violence in Kheri in October 3.
Ankit Das, is Akhilesh nephew Das Former MP.
Akhilesh Das was a member of the Congress parliament and served as National Secretary General in Bahjan Samaj Party (BSP).
Ankit Das seems to be a close colleague of Ashish Mishra and his father in accordance with his Facebook account.
He was reported to be in one of the SUVs reportedly hit farmers on a decisive day.
Violence: Sitting Restoring Weapons from Lucknow
