RPF constable who killed 4 on board Jaipur-Mumbai Categorical dismissed from service | Mumbai Information
MUMBAI: RPF constable Chetan Singh, accused of gunning down 4 individuals on board the Jaipur-Mumbai Superfast Categorical, was dismissed from service on Wednesday.
Singh is presently lodged in Thane Central Jail after being remanded into 14 days’ judicial custody on August 11.
Singh was a part of an escorting group on the practice on July 31, with three different RPF personnel.
In accordance with the GRP, he had an argument along with his senior, ASI Tikaram Meena, about not being relieved from responsibility regardless of his ailing well being.
Singh is accused of gunning down ASI Meena from point-blank vary in coach B5. About half an hour later, he shot down an aged passenger, Kadar Bhanpurwala, at one other location in the identical coach. He then moved to teach B2, the place he took a passenger, Syed Saifuddin, hostage at gunpoint. He threatened Saifuddin’s employer who tried to intervene. Saifuddin was taken to the pantry automotive the place he was shot. Singh subsequent moved to teach S6 of the practice, the place he shot a 3rd passenger, Asghar Abbas Shaikh. Standing subsequent to Shaikh’s physique, he gave a communally charged speech, which was filmed by onlookers.
Borivali GRP has recorded statements from greater than 100 witnesses and might be submitting a chargesheet towards Singh inside 90 days.
