Monday , December 23 2024

Gujarat connection revealed in Baba Siddiqui murder case, Anand’s people helped in the murder

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Anand News: Baba Siddiqui murder case has been linked to Gujarat. Anand connection has come to light in this murder case. A person named Salman Vora from Petlad has been arrested by Mumbai Police. Salman Vora is accused of providing money to the killers. Salman Vora transferred the money to his bank account. Salman Vora has been arrested from Balapur, Akola. There is talk that another youth has also been arrested from Petlad.

  • 25th accused arrested in Baba Siddiqui murder case
  • Police has arrested Salman Vora from Akola
  • Salman Vora is originally from Anandana Petlad.
  • Salman Vora transferred money
  • Siddiqui was murdered on October 12 in Bandra, Mumbai.

Mumbai Crime Branch has arrested Salman Iqlab Vora from Akola, Maharashtra in the Baba Siddiqui murder case. This is the 25th arrest of the accused in this murder case. Police are considering the arrest of Salman Vora as important evidence in this high profile murder case. According to the police, Vora had provided financial help in the murder incident. Vora sent money to other accused. NCP leader Baba Siddiqui was murdered in Mumbai on 12 October.

There is a connection with Gujarat
The name of a person named Vora came up during the interrogation of the accused arrested in the murder of Baba Siddiqui. According to the police, he transferred money to the accused through his bank account in Gujarat. The police had earlier detained two accused. He was presented in the court. Mumbai Crime Branch has arrested Salman Vora from Balapur, Akola. Vora is a resident of Urban Park in Anand district of Gujarat. Police have arrested Punjab resident Akashdeep Gill as the 24th accused in this case. Both suspects were produced in court and remanded to police custody.

According to police, both played major roles
Gill coordinated between the handler and the shooter, while Vora helped in the financial transactions. The police requested the court to take both of them on remand to investigate the source of the money. Police alleged that Vora’s Karnataka bank account, opened in Gujarat in May 2024, was used to transfer funds to several accused. Naresh Kumar Singh, brother of another accused Gurnail Singh, is also involved. Others included Rupesh Mohol and Harishkumar. Police believe that this financial transaction helped a lot in planning the murder. The source of the money is being thoroughly investigated by the police.