Punjab Police crack daylight Jodhpur murder; revenge plot unraveled

The 4 accused are in police remand at PS Derra Bassi and investigation is under way

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 10:51 AM Oct 14, 2024 IST

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Punjab Police have claimed to crack a daylight murder of Subhash in Rajasthan,who was brutally shot five times in the head at Jodhpur's Sangriya last week.

An FIR was registered at a police station in Basni.

The high-profile case was solved following interrogation of suspects from a module backed by the US and France based gangsters.

The four accused are in police remand at PS Derra Bassi and investigation is under way.

The mastermind, Bhanu Sisodia, had confessed to planning the murder as an act of revenge for the killing of his associate, Anil Lega, in February.

While Mohd Asif and Anil Kumar Godara played pivotal roles as handlers in executing the crime.

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