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Dubey's relative among 3 held in Kanpur case

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Kanpur, July 7

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Three more persons, including a close relative of gangster Vikas Dubey, involved in the attack in which eight police personnel were killed have been arrested, a senior police officer said on Tuesday.

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According to the police, the total number of arrests in the case now stands at four.

Dubey’s relative Shama, his neighbour Suresh Verma, and maid Rekha were arrested in the case, an official police spokesperson said here.

Rekha’s husband, Daya Shankar Agnihotri, is a key member of the Dubey gang and was arrested in a pre-dawn encounter in Kalyanpur on Sunday.

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Agnihotri, who was involved in the ambush, was carrying a cash reward of Rs 25,000 along with 17 others who continue to remain elusive.

Ten police constables have been sent to the Chaubeypur Police Station from the reserve police lines, said Kanpur SSP Dinesh Kumar P.

This is in replacement for the police personnel who were suspended for their alleged involvement in the encounter.

Meanwhile, the police on Tuesday said an IGP-rank officer is probing into a letter purportedly written weeks before his death by DSP Devendra Mishra, alleging a nexus between gangster Vikas Dubey and the now suspended Chaubeypur station officer.

The announcement came on a day when a senior officer also pointed fingers at the then Kanpur SSP Anant Deo, now a DIG, to whom the letter was allegedly sent. – PTI

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