Baba Bassidick Murder: How did the gunman gather information, where did he bring his weapons? Big revelations in Baba Siddiqui murder case

Baba Siddiqui Murder Case.

Shocking truth revealed in Baba Siddiqui murder case. During the interrogation of the arrested accused, it emerged that the killers had gathered information about Baba Siddiqui by roaming around and checking banners on social media in the days before the murder. The weapons used in Siddiqui’s murder were brought to Mumbai from Udaipur in Rajasthan.

Police said the men who took and gave away the weapons did not know each other. According to the crime branch, in the Siddiqui murder case, accused Ram Kanaugia and Bhagwant Singh went to Udaipur to collect weapons but they did not get any information about the person who collected the weapons.

Kit photos sent to two Gunners

After arriving in Udaipur, he was described as the person who gave him weapons. To confirm their identity, the gang only sent the two gunmen a photo of the shirt of the man who provided the weapon. All three were then asked to remove a handgun from a man wearing a shirt at an undisclosed location. The same tactic was used during the shooting at Salman Khan’s home.

According to the crime branch investigating Baba’s murder case, due to this modus operandi, it has become very difficult to find out who supplied arms to Ram Kanaugia and Bhagwant in Udaipur. Relevant information is being collected. Investigations by the Mumbai Crime Branch also revealed that Ram Kanaugia and Bhagwant stayed in Udaipur for a day. The next day, after taking over the pistol from an unidentified person, the trio came to Mumbai by road from Rajasthan.

Gunman remains in Mumbai after taking weapons

During his trip from Rajasthan to Mumbai, he changed his travel mode several times. Armed, Bhagwant and Ram Kannaugia stayed in Mumbai. Following the order, all three weapons were handed over to gunman Shiv Kumar Gautam of Ghatkopar area through a courier. According to the crime branch, Ram Kannaujiya and Bhagwant Singh were both in Mumbai when Siddiqui was murdered on October 12.