Mafia Atiq Ahmad is no more but the police are keeping a special eye on his henchmen. Ashif Malli, one of Atiq's henchmen, is wanted for kidnapping and extortion of Rs 20 lakh. Special Task Force (STF) is on the lookout for him.
The location of Malli is found in the state of Gujarat. The STF is busy laying siege to nab him. It is expected that Malli is hiding at Atiq’s place with some person. He is a resident of Puramufti area and has also been an active member of the Atiq gang. Many criminal cases are also registered against him, he is also said to be the sharp shooter of the mafia. After the strictness of the police, he managed to flee from UP. Now the police will camp in Gujarat as well and try to reach him.
The police picked up a youth associated with Malli. During interrogation it has been confirmed that he is hiding in Gujarat only. On the basis of that, his location is being traced.
In the interrogation of the police, it has come to know that when the Atiq was lodged in Sabarmati Jail, Malli also used to live in a flat there. He used to work on the instructions of Atiq. There he has come in contact with many people, who are proving to be helpful in saving him.
Atiq’s wife Shaista Parveen is still absconding. Shaista was also booked in the Umesh Pal murder case. Similarly, Guddu Bambaz is also out of the hands of the police. The search operation of the police is going on to find them.
Vyapar Mandal delegation submits memo to DM: Irked over the issue of ever increasing online trading and its adverse impact on the local business, a delegation of Prayag Vyapar Mandal (PVM) submitted a memorandum, addressed to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, to District Magistrate Sanjay Kumar Khatri.
“While on the one hand the policies of Prime Minister are benefiting all the classes in the country, but due to some selective big industrialists, about seven crore small retail traders are being directly affected due to online trading and are on the verge of closure,” said district president of the body, Mohamad Qadir.
However, the protest remained confined to holding public meeting as markets like Civil Lines, Katra and Chowk remained open.