AJMER: Three unidentified persons shot dead a man, identified as Bhagchand Chotiya (42), son of Harmada village sarpanch, although he had been walking after getting out of his car near Balaji Temple of Kishangarh on Sunday evening. Police confirmed that Bhagchand was a vital witness in the sensational murder of Bhanwar Singh Sinodiya, son of Nathuram Sinodiya, also a former Congress MLA from Kishangarh, in 2011.
The incident occurred around 6pm on the primary Kishangarh street. Witnesses said Bhagchand, that had been diagnosed afterwards, arrived in a car and stopped opposite the temple on the primary street, which was packed in front. He came from the vehicle wearing a Rajasthani white kurta-pyjama using a red turban. Unexpectedly, the assailants came from behind on a bicycle and began shooting at him.
From the chaos that ensued, the car carrying the offenders sped towards Jaipur street. Police rushed to the place but discovered Bhagchand dead. His body was delivered to the authorities Yagnarayan Hospital at Kishangarh.
Preliminary reports stated he was struck by two bullets in the stomach and you at the mind. The FSL group from Ajmer and SP Kunawar Rashtradeep attained the place. Officials stated that all streets from Kishangarh happen to be sealed and barricades installed on each road to catch the offenders.
Based on authorities, Bhagchand was a vital witness at the Bhanwar Singh Sinodiya murder situation. About March 11, 2011, the entire body of Bhanwar Singh was located at a distant village of Jaipur district. It had been found that he had been murdered. A property dispute in Sapla village of Roopangarh of Kishangarh block had supposedly resulted in his murder.
After the trial on April 11, 2014, the Ajmer additional district and sessions court sentenced six of those accused to life imprisonment and both others in the circumstance. A few 65 witnesses had deposed from the accused of Bhagchand and Abdul supplying major evidence throughout the trial.
History-sheeters Balwaram, Sikander, Shahjad, Madan Lal, Heera Lal and Kailash Thakad, who conducted criminal gangs in a variety of areas of the nation, were included in the murder.