Bangalore police arrested Nikita's mother and brother in a completely filmy style. Two Bangalore police personnel stayed in this hotel a day before, posing as doctors and nurses. They kept an eye on the mother and son throughout the night and arrested them in the morning.
According to reliable sources, after pasting a notice at the house of the accused in Jaunpur on December 13, the Bangalore police team engaged in the search got the location of the mother and son on the same day.
After this, around 2 o'clock in the night, two Bangalore Policemen, Mother Shivappa and Vinitha A, reached the hotel posing as a doctor and a nurse. During the conversation, they asked for the guest register and also took a photo of one of its pages. The mother and son were staying in room number 111, while these two stayed in room numbers 101 and 108.
Both did not sleep the whole night and kept walking here and there. Around eight in the morning, they reached the mother and son's room and then had a long conversation with them. Around 11 o'clock, he booked a cab from the hotel and reached Varanasi airport in the afternoon. After this, he left with her.
Did not contact the district police
The operation to arrest the accused in this case, which became a topic of discussion across the country, was kept so confidential by the Bangalore Police that even the local police were not informed about it. Nor did they contact anyone. DCP Abhishek Bharti said that the Bangalore Police did not contact him. Nor did they give any information regarding the arrest.
Mother and son seen in the CCTV footage of the hotel
The CCTV footage has also confirmed that Nikita's mother and brother were staying in a hotel in Jhunsi. In this, both of them are seen entering the hotel on Wednesday night. During this, both were wearing the same clothes which they were wearing when they locked the house and fled on Wednesday night. It has also come to light that during the four days of staying in the hotel, the mother did not come out of the hotel even once. The son came out but he also came out wearing a mask on his face.
Nikita's mother and brother were hiding in a hotel in Jhunsi
The mother and brother of the wife of Bangalore engineer Atul Subhash, who was arrested in the suicide case, were hiding in a hotel in Jhunsi. They had made their hideout here since they fled from home. The Bangalore police team took them into custody around 11 am on Saturday and took them to Varanasi by cab. After this, they left by flight.
After this incident on December 9, Nikita's mother Nisha, and her brother Anurag alias Piyush locked their house in Jaunpur and went somewhere on the midnight of December 11. According to reliable sources, the same night both of them reached a hotel in Tahirpur Bandhwa village of Jhunsi and then started hiding here. The very next day, an application for anticipatory bail was also filed by them in the High Court.
On the other hand, Bangalore police, who were searching for them, reached their house in Khowamandi in Jaunpur on December 13 and passed a notice. A four-member team led by SI Sanjeev Kumar of Bangalore Police kept searching for the two and during this time they got the location of the mother and son. On Sunday morning the team arrested both of them in the hotel. After this, they reached the airport in the afternoon and then took them to Bangalore by flight.
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