AK-47 को बताया ‘खिलौना’, ग्रेनेड को ‘परफ्यूम’; शातिर आकिब ने कैसे दिया बिजनौर पुलिस को चकमा? लापरवाही पर नपे इंस्पेक्टर और सीओ – UP ATS Terror Link ak47 Viral Weapon Video Bijnor Police Negligence officer Suspend lclam
There was a stir in the Bijnor Police Department of Uttar Pradesh when the terrorist connection of an old case came to light in the investigation of ATS. In the month of November, a video of Aaqib Khan, a resident of Meerut and currently living in Dubai, went viral, in which he was showing AK-47 and hand grenade with Maijul of Bijnor. The then police station incharge Satyendra Malik, without thorough verification, accepted Aaqib’s claims that the weapons were plastic toys and perfume bottles as true. On the basis of this, the police hastily filed a final report and acquitted both of them. Now after the arrest of a suspected terrorist named Saqib by ATS, this mistake of the police has become costly.
Throw dust in the eyes of the police by calling it a toy
Accused Aaqib Khan misled the law by using technology very cleverly. When Nangal Soti police contacted him, he declared the weapons to be fake on video call itself. The police did not bother to investigate deeply whether a person sitting in Dubai could display real weapons. Due to this negligence the matter got hushed up.
Big revelation made in ATS investigation
A new twist in the case came when ATS arrested ISI agent Saqib and his associates from Lucknow. Saqib confessed during interrogation that his handler was Aaqib Khan sitting in Dubai. This revelation Bijnor The police’s claims were exposed and it was proved that the video which was thought to be trivial was actually a part of a bigger network.
The blame fell on careless officers
After this major lapse in ATS report and security, Bijnor SP Abhishek Jha has adopted a tough stance. The then Inspector Satyendra Malik has been suspended with immediate effect. At the same time, Najibabad CO Nitesh Pratap Singh has been removed from his post and orders for a departmental inquiry have been given against him. The police is now busy investigating this entire network.
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