Zaheer Alam, uncle of terror accused Khalid Mujahid who died in UP police on Saturday, has alleged in his complaint that his nephew was abducted by the special task force from Madiyahon in Jaunpur district on December 16, 2007, and later shown as arrested with explosives from near the Barabanki railway station.
In the FIR, Mr Alam has stated that after Mujahid was found to be falsely implicated by R.D. Nimesh Commission, the government had moved an application for withdrawal of cases against Mujahid in a Barabanki court which was rejected on May 10.
He said that the government had decided to challenge the order in a higher court, in which case Mujahid would have been a key witness against the accused policemen in the case.
He alleged that ‘as a part of the pre-planned conspiracy Mujahid was killed while returning from the hearing in a Faizabad court.’
Meanwhile, the post-mortem of Khalid Mujahid was conducted here on Sunday morning by a panel of five doctors, including two Muslim doctors.
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Tripura issues showcause to 4 chit fund firms
age correspondent
Agartala, May 19
The Tripura government issued notice to four chit fund companies under the Tripura Protection of Interest of Depositor’s (in Financial Establishments) (amendment) Act, 2011, asking them to showcause why their operations will not be declared illegal. The notice was issued on Rose Valley Hotels and Entertainment Ltd, Pailan Gems and Jewellers Ltd, Himangini Infracom India Ltd and Jiwan Samriddhi Medicine Marketing Ltd after it was found that they are collecting deposits though none of them have registration with the Sebi or RBI.
SDM (sadar) Manik Lal Das said he has issued notice to these companies as none of them could produce required documents for collecting deposits. He said they are investigating other companies too and similar notice will be issued to the companies who will found not complying legal requirements.
Total 90 companies are operating in Tripura while 27 others have already fled away. Among them Rose Valley alone collected deposit to the tune of `85,68,52000 during 2011-12 and `198,88,19000 in 2012-13.