Last Updated: January 17, 2023, 13:58 IST
![The house in Jahangirpuri where the two were arrested. (PTI) The house in Jahangirpuri where the two were arrested. (PTI)](https://images.news18.com/ibnlive/uploads/2021/07/1627283897_news18_logo-1200x800.jpg?impolicy=website&width=510&height=356)
The home in Jahangirpuri the place the 2 have been arrested. (PTI)
Naushad, 56, a Jahangirpuri resident, and Jagjit Singh, 29, a resident of Uttarakhand, have been arrested on Thursday. They chopped the physique of a 21-year-old into eight items and dumped it in Delhi, stated police
The two terror suspects, arrested by the particular cell of the Delhi Police for beheading a 21-year-old man in Delhi’s Jahangirpuri and chopping his physique into eight items, recording it and sending it to their Pakistani handlers, have been disrupted on the proper time as they have been planning “something big” in opposition to “right-wingers”, in accordance to a prime intelligence supply.
Naushad, 56, a Jahangirpuri resident, and Jagjit Singh, 29, a resident of Uttarakhand, have been arrested on Thursday and 22 cartridges and three pistols have been recovered from them. A courtroom on Friday despatched them to 14-day police custody.
The police have recovered the video through which the accused are seen strangulating the person earlier than beheading him and 6 items from Delhi’s Bhalswa Dairy space.
Terrorists caught in Jahangirpuri | Delhi Police searching for four different suspects. They acquired weapons from Pakistan by way of drop-dead technique & have been involved with handlers in Pak on Signal app.They received weapons at unidentified location in Uttarakhand which’s being verified:Sources— ANI (@ANI) January 17, 2023
Meanwhile, Delhi Police is now searching for 4 different suspects linked, who acquired weapons from Pakistan by way of drop-dead technique and have been involved with handlers in Pakistan on Signal app. They received weapons at unidentified location in Uttarakhand which is being verified, stated ANI sources.
WHEN HE MET HIS HANDLER
“Naushad is originally from Bihar, but has always lived in Jahangirpuri. He has four-five cases of murder against him. One of the cases against him is that in 1997-98, he conspired with a person from Harkat-ul-Ansar, Jaish-e-Mohammad’s old outfit, to release Maulana Masood Azhar from Tihar jail,” stated the supply.
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In Tihar jail, he befriended Pakistani criminals, together with Sohail, who had claimed he was from Kashmir, and was earlier related to the Lashkar-e-Taiba.
Naushad was launched from jail in 2018. After Sohail’s launch in 2013, he went again to Pakistan, however stayed in touched with Naushad and would pay him for duties, stated the supply.
THE PAK CONNECTION
Naushad was once more arrested two years later in an extortion case from Uttarakhand. “During his jail stint, he met Jagjit Singh, an associate of Canada-based gangster Arshdeep Singh Gill, who was in jail for murder,” stated the supply.
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Sources stated that when Naushad got here out of jail in April 2022, he remained in contact with Sohail. He received along with Singh when the latter jumped parole.
‘KILL A KAFIR’
Sohail had requested these two to kill a ‘kafir’. Acting on his directions, Naushad and Singh on December 14 strangled a 21-year-old drug addict, beheaded him, and despatched the video to Sohail, stated the supply. The 21-year-old had an ‘Om’ tattoo on his arm.
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They later chopped the physique into items and disposed it of in Delhi.
‘DO SOMETHING BIG’
Even after the killing, Sohail saved pressuring them to do “something big”. They have been informed to kill two folks related to a right-wing group in Haridwar for which they have been to get cash, stated the supply.
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