Uttar Pradesh: Attackers wanted to kill Bhim Army Chief Chandrashekhar in broad daylight, police made a big disclosure

The accused who attacked Bhim Army Chief Chandrashekhar Azad in Uttar Pradesh has confessed. The four accused who attacked Chandrashekhar Azad were arrested by the police on Saturday. The four youths were arrested by the police from Ambala, Haryana. After the arrest of the attackers, the police started interrogating the accused. Hai police officials told that he was deeply displeased with the statements of the attacker Azad Chandrashekhar and wanted to kill him in broad daylight.

After interrogating the attackers, DIG Saharanpur told a press conference that the attackers wanted to kill Chandrashekhar Azad. However, the police have not found any concrete motive for the attack on Chandrashekhar. Among the arrested accused, Lavi Vikas and Prasar are residents of village Rankhandi in Deoband, while the fourth accused is a resident of Karnal in Haryana.

The attackers had received information about the arrival of Chandrashekhar Azad at Rohna Kala toll on June 28, the day of the incident. As soon as the program was known, the shooters were determined to kill Chandrashekhar. The shooters had also taken information about the next program in Deoband from the supporters of Azad, after reaching Deoband, there were already two pistols in the car of Vikas, a resident of Karnal. Vikas, a resident of Karnal, was driving a Swift vehicle at the time of the attack. As soon as the vehicle slowed down at the Swift breaker, the vehicle was overtaken and fired three rounds.

Many cases are already registered against the shooters

Two bullets were fired by Vikas and one bullet by Prashant, a resident of Rankhandi village. After attacking Chandrashekhar, the shooters’ car ran out of oil today. So, leaving the car near Miraga, they fled.

Please tell that on June 28, Chandrashekhar was seriously injured in this fatal attack on Bhim Army Chief Chandrashekhar’s convoy in Deoband, Saharanpur. He was admitted to the hospital in Deoband for treatment. The bullet had come out touching Chandrashekhar’s tree, although his condition is out of danger and he has been discharged from the hospital.