Udaipur murder case

Pakistan-based Dawat-e-Islami, which is under the scanner in the brutal Udaipur killing case, collected Rs 20 lakh in donations from some border villages and towns of Rajasthan in just about a month this year, sources in the security establishment said on Thursday. Also, an instance of a politician from the desert state allegedly donating about Rs 2 lakh to the organisation is under the radar of agencies probing the case. (PTI) Kanhaiya was hacked to death by two Muslim men who entered his shop in the city's Dhan Mandi area posing as customers. As the tailor took the measurements of one of them -- who later identified himself as Riaz - attacked him with a cleaver. The other man shot the brutal murder with his mobile phone.

Udaipur News Today: A gruesome broad-daylight Udaipur News Today: Protests in Udaipur over tailor's murder on Tuesday. The deceased had reportedly shared a social media post in support of suspended BJP leader Nupur Sharma, a few days ago. Both accused, who filmed the incident and bragged about it on camera, have been arrested. An Assistant Sub-Inspector Dhan Mandi , Bhanwar Lal has been suspended for negligence. According to reports, the police had prior information of the accused planning to commit such a crime. The accused had even posted a video prior to committing the crime threatening to take law in their own hands. • The NIA team, which has been sent to get more details in Udaipur incident, likely to take over the case even if the state police don't give consent. Officers at Centre feel it is a case of violent extremism and incident has caused fear among the public. In instances where the Centre feels any murder has been committed not due to personal enmity but to create the terror in the mind of people and has religious extremism involved, it can hand over probe to the NIA without taking the consent of state government. • The arrested accused, namely Rafiq Mohammed and Abdul Jabbar, are both the residents of Surajpole, Udaipur, say police. “Both the accused have been detained. The law and order situation is under control. Some people were attempting to come out of the bylanes but were controlled. Curfew imposed in the nearby areas,” says Udaipur SP Manoj Kumar. 2/2 ...

By Arvind Ojha: Several new revelations are coming to the fore in the Udaipur murder case, which sent shockwaves across the country. One of the accused in the Udaipur murder case, Riyaz Attari, was on a mission to set up a sleeper cell of Dawat-e Islami in Rajasthan, an investigation by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has revealed. Riyaz used to target people to join Dawat-e Islami, the Pakistan-based Sunni group, by luring them in various ways. According to sources, a person privy to the case said that Riyaz Attari and his gang were planning to target two more people in Udaipur. An investigation by the NIA has revealed that Riyaz took rented accommodations in Muslim-dominated areas and used to change his address frequently to brainwash people. Riyaz used to ask people to join Dawat-e-Islami and collect donations for the same and was on a mission to set up a sleeper cell in Rajasthan, the investigation has revealed. A person privy to the case told the investigating officials that Riyaz used to target people to join Dawat-e-Islami and also lured them to join the Pak-based group. RIYAZ ASKED PEOPLE TO JOIN DAWAT-E-ISLAMI An auto-rickshaw driver, who lived in the same locality as Riyaz Attari and Ghouse Mohammad, said, "I met Riyaz at a shop and he asked me to join Dawat-e-Islami. He asked me to approach him for namaz and collect funds for Dawat-e-Islami. ALSO READ| "Riyaz told me that I may have to travel out for work but if you join us, you will get blessings," he a...

Jun 29, 2022, 07:27PM IST Source: Mirror Now "Main accused were in touch with the organisation Dawat-e-Islami. One of them also went to Karachi in Pakistan in 2014 to meet the organisation. We're considering it (beheading incident) an act of terror. Case transferred to NIA, state police to assist in probe," Rajasthan DGP ML Lather said while addressing a press conference.