Sources suggest that authorities suspect a gangster operating in the UK to be responsible for the high-profile assassination of Nafe Singh Rathi, the leader of the Indian National Lok Dal (INLD).Additionally, the FIR has implicated three additional individuals in connection with the crime.
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Assassination of INLD Leader: Ambush at Railway Crossing in Haryana
On Sunday, a dramatic event unfold at a railway crossing in Haryana’s Jhajjar district as a Toyota Fortuner carrying Mr. Rathi suddenly halted, only to be ambush by an unidentified i20 car. The scene turned cinematic as five individuals emerged from the i20, showering the SUV with bullets. In the ensuing chaos, 66-year-old Mr. Rathi and one of his loyal aides were fatally shot, while two others were left critically injured, fighting for their lives. Surprisingly, the attackers spared Mr. Rathi’s nephew, who was driving the vehicle, instructing him to relay the incident to the family.
Delhi Police Suspects Involvement of Gangsters in INLD Leader’s Assassination
The Delhi Police is considering the possibility of sharpshooters linked to incarcerated gangsters Lawrence Bishnoi and Kala Jathedi being behind the brutal assassination of the INLD leader. The Delhi Police’s Crime Branch and Special Cell, jointly investigating interstate gang networks, have inspected the crime scene in Jhajjar. Working in tandem, at least five teams from the Special Cell and four from the Crime Branch are collaborating with Haryana authorities to investigate the killings.
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