The Police convoy that was transporting Mafia Atiq Ahmed from Ahmedabad to Prayagraj has now arrived in Jhansi after having travelled through Shivpuri en route to Jhansi. There is a likelihood that you will be in Prayagraj by the afternoon. Approximately thirty minutes were spent at the Shivpuri stop by the police caravan. Atik has reportedly informed the local media that you are the reason I am not in danger. Atiq had previously stated this at Bundi, which is located in Rajasthan: “My family was completely ruined, and I was in jail; what did I know about it?” (Umesh Pal murder case). Someone raised doubts about whether or not the mafia era is over. Mafiagiri has already finished. It is currently being rubbed.

Atiq may be brought before the CJM court as early as today. Where the police will ask for his remand in accordance with Warrant B in the remand application that will take place in the court. After this, questions will be directed towards him. In the middle of the day on February 24, Umesh Pal was murdered by gunfire just outside his home in the Jayantipuram Colony neighbourhood of Prayagraj.

In this particular investigation, the police have implicated the entire Ahmed family as suspects, including Atiq Ahmed, his brother Ashraf, and Atiq’s wife Shaista Parveen. In relation to this murder investigation, the police are gathering evidence. In this particular event, the police had submitted an application to the MP-MLA court a week earlier under the Warrant-B designation in order to question Atiq Ahmed. Following that, the judge allowed the application to proceed.

Tuesday morning saw the arrival of two prison vans and a team of thirty Prayagraj police officers, one of whom was an inspector. Sabarmati jail was their destination. After completing all of the necessary papers at that location, the police officers continued on to Prayagraj with Atiq. There is one Inspector and thirty constables working together as the Prayagraj Police squad.

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