local police which rushed to the spot along with senior officers including SSP Faizabad, KB Singh, later claimed that the shoot-out took place to avenge the death of Sant Gyaneshwar with mafia don turned former MlA of BJP from Sultanpur, Chandra Bhadra Singh aka Sonu and his brother Monu, who was also injured and later referred to Trauma Centre at KGMU in lucknow. KB Singh, claimed that the criminal who died in cross firing has been identified as Sahil, a native of Nepal, who was a hard-core disciple of Sant Gyaneshwar. One of the held accused from whom three live bombs were also recovered has been identified as Jainendra, a native of Achrehta in Agra, also a follower of Sant Gyaneshwar. He claimed that the probe so far pointed that the shoot-out took place to avenge the killing of Gyaneshwar, who along with eight of his other disciples including females were sprayed with bullets allegedly by Sonu, Monu and half a dozen of their unknown aides in Handiya locality of Allahabad, when they were going from Magh Mela in Prayag at Allahabad to Varanasi in February 10, 2006. Interestingly, both the brother already got clean chit in the case but the Allahabad police not made any appeal in the matter even when nine persons were killed in the incident. It was only Indradev Tewari, who was complainant in the case had challenged the lower court’s order and the matter was in court. KB Singh, that the rivalry between Sant Gyaneshwar with Sonu and Monu started over property of Ashram in Barabanki, in which Gyaneshwar, and his followers allegedly got the father of Sonu and Monu, Indra Bhadra Singh eliminated in 1999. later to avenge that killing, Sonu and Monu alleged to have killed Gyaneshwar and on Wednesday, followers of the Gyaneshwar tried to take revenge. Further investigations are on in the matter. Singh said that in Wednesday incidents.Monu besides naming the above two criminals, one of whom also killed, had also named former Minister in Bahujan Samaj Party government, Pandit Singh, and one Kamla Devi, but they were looking into the matter.