The reopening of the Amravati murder probe follows the execution of a tailor in Udaipur in the manner of ISIS. The two victims shared a commonality in that they both backed former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma’s comments towards the Prophet Mohammed.
Initial investigations, according to the individuals cited above, have shown that the victim, pharmacist Umesh Kolhe, had previously expressed his support for suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma, whose remarks on Prophet Mohammad have sparked controversy across the nation, and that robbery was not the intended motive, as had been initially asserted by the local police.
They continue by saying that preliminary anal
ysis of the assailants’ confiscated electronic devices suggests that they (the attackers) may have undergone radicalization. There has not yet been any official confirmation of this.The Amravati police have detained five people in connection with the murder: Mudassir Ahamad, Shahrukh Pathan, Abdul Taufiq Sheikh, Shoeb Khan, and Ateeq Rashid. However, locals claim a sixth person—the murder’s planner—is still at large.In the Udaipur murder, the National Investigating Agency and internal security agencies discovered that the perpetrators of the June 26 beheading of tailor Kanhiya Lal were in contact with Dawat-e-Islami radicals in Karachi, Pakistan, via social media and Whatsapp groups, which they occasionally accessed through VPN servers. While the seized electronics of those detained in the brutal crime in Udaipur are being analysed, it was discovered that one of the killers had a smartphone.The detectives are currently looking into additional people named in their Whatsapp chats and groups; it is estimated that just in Rajasthan, there are close to 400 Dawat-e-Islami adherents.
The victim was returning from his medical equipment shop on a scooter when he was accosted by three young men on a bike and hacked to death.
