New Delhi: Gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmed`s sister, Ayesha Noori has expressed her need to give up earlier than the court docket. The chief judicial Justice of the Peace (CJM), Prayagraj has now sought a report from Dhoomanganj police station in response to an utility moved Noori.
The CJM has fastened April 13 as the following date for a listening to of the matter. In her utility, Ayesha Noori stated she got here to know by means of a media report that she has been termed as an accused within the Umesh Pal homicide case.
“Since I have been made accused in the case, I wish to surrender before the court in order to pray for bail,” she stated. She requested the CJM to acquire the report from the police on this connection.
Ayesha`s husband, Akhlaq Ahmed, a Meerut-based physician was arrested by the particular activity pressure (STF) on April 2 from his Meerut residence and was taken to Prayagraj in reference to the Umesh Pal homicide case. He was later despatched to jail for 14 days judicial custody.
It is alleged that Akhlaq supplied shelter and cash to the killers of Umesh Pal, the important thing witness within the homicide case of BSP MLA Raju Pal. He was then taken to Prayagraj. It is alleged that Akhlaq, who was posted at Abdullapur Community Health Centre, not solely supplied shelter to the killers of Umesh Pal but in addition cash after they reached Meerut after the homicide.
Subsequently, after the arrest of Akhlaq, his spouse Ayesha Noori, too, was needed on this connection. Ayesha Noori got here to the limelight when she adopted the cavalcade of police carrying Atiq from Sabarmati jail to Prayagraj to be produced earlier than the court docket on the time of the pronouncement of the decision in reference to the Umesh Pal abduction case on March 28.
Pal and his two police safety guards had been shot lifeless on February 24, 2023, exterior his residence within the Dhoomanganj police station space. On a criticism lodged by Umesh Pal`s spouse Jaya, a case was registered at Dhoomanganj police station in opposition to Atiq, his brother Ashraf, two sons, his aides Guddu Muslim and Ghulam, and 9 others.
