New police action in Sambhal riot: Now close associates of the accused are on the radar, more than 200 are on target; call details are being scrutinized

Posted on 19th Dec 2024 by rohit kumar

People close to the absconding accused of the Sambhal riot are on the police radar. Police are trying to reach the accused through them. Police have obtained CDR of mobile phones of more than 200 people close to and in contact with the accused. This will help in knowing where these people are talking. Along with this, information is also being collected about their bank accounts.

 

On the morning of 24th November, there was a huge uproar during the survey of Jama Masjid in Sambhal, in which five people lost their lives. So far 12 FIRs have been registered in this case. 41 accused including three women are in jail. In search of other absconding accused, police teams have raided Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Bihar apart from UP.

 

Even after this, the police are not able to get concrete information about the absconding accused. When police obtained the CDR of the accused's mobile, it was found that the accused had not using the mobile since the incident. The police also obtained the details of the bank accounts of the accused, so that it could be ascertained whether the accused used debit or credit cards. Despite this, no success was achieved.

 

Now the police have obtained the CDR or call detail record of the close ones of the riot accused. Police sources say that CDRs of more than 200 people are being obtained to investigate whether the accused are in contact with them or not. Apart from this, the intelligence system is also monitoring the people close to and in contact with the accused.

 

Police teams are continuously working in search of the accused of the Sambhal riot. Some teams are also raiding other cities and districts. Whoever is accused in this case will not be spared. The names of the accused are included in the case only after a complete investigation. Innocent people need not panic.

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