Meerut police took just nine hours to solve the blind murder case and arrested three accused. Police said the deceased had a dispute with some people over money issues related to land and was killed. The police confirmed the identity of the deceased through a sticker on his shirt. Once the body was identified, everything became clear.
Meerut SP Rural Rakesh Kumar said that an unidentified body of about 50 years old was found in the Sarurpur police station area of ​​Meerut on Thursday. There were bullet marks on the deceased’s head. After receiving the news, the police arrived and began to identify the deceased. At the same time, the police noticed that the shirt worn by the deceased had a “Golden Buddha” sticker on it.
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Subsequently, the police verified the sticker and sent staff to contact the Golden Buddha tailor. Taylor has since partially identified the body as that of Moussaline. Police have since contacted Mursaline’s family and asked them to identify the body. The family members identified the body as Mursaleen, a resident of Chola village in Budana police station in Muzaffarnagar.
There is competition in money transactions
The family said a complaint was lodged with the police, naming three persons who were competing with others over money transactions for land in Mursaline. Following this, the police detained Muzammil, Haroon alias Mukhiya and Aas Mohammad, residents of Muzaffarnagar, and began interrogating them. During the interrogation, it was discovered that the deceased Mursaleen had given money to the defendants Aas Mohammed and Muzamamil to purchase 7 pieces of Bihas land, and the defendants sold the land to other people.
Police team receives cash reward of Rs 25,000
Since then, the deceased has continued to demand the return of the money. As a result of this rivalry, the defendant murdered Mursalin. It took the police only nine hours to detect the case and arrest three suspects who committed the incident. During the investigation, an illegal 315-chamber pistol, 315-chamber live ammunition and a 315-chamber blank ammunition, a Swift car and the deceased’s slippers were discovered. The SP also said that a cash reward of Rs 25,000 has been offered to the police team that exposed the incident.
