By PTI
MUMBAI: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has introduced a reward of Rs 2 lakh for any info resulting in the arrest of accused Shaheem Ahmed Firoz Ahmed needed within the case of the homicide of Amravati pharmacist Umesh Kolhe, an official mentioned.
Ahmed (22), a resident of Zakir Colony in Amravati metropolis of Maharashtra, has been on the run for the reason that case was registered two months again.
“The NIA has declared a cash reward of Rs 2 lakh for any kind of information leading to the arrest of Ahmed,” the official mentioned on Monday.
The probe company has to this point arrested 10 individuals in reference to Kolhe’s homicide.
Kolhe was killed in Amravati on June 21 after he shared on social media a publish purportedly supporting suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma over her controversial remarks about Prophet Mohammad.
The NIA registered the case on July 2 on instructions of the Ministry of Home Affairs beneath Indian Penal Code Sections 120-B (legal conspiracy), 302 (homicide), 153-A (selling enmity between completely different teams on grounds of faith, race, homeland, residence, language, and so forth) and 153-B (imputations, assertions prejudicial to nationwide integration), and provisions of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
MUMBAI: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has introduced a reward of Rs 2 lakh for any info resulting in the arrest of accused Shaheem Ahmed Firoz Ahmed needed within the case of the homicide of Amravati pharmacist Umesh Kolhe, an official mentioned.
Ahmed (22), a resident of Zakir Colony in Amravati metropolis of Maharashtra, has been on the run for the reason that case was registered two months again.
“The NIA has declared a cash reward of Rs 2 lakh for any kind of information leading to the arrest of Ahmed,” the official mentioned on Monday.
The probe company has to this point arrested 10 individuals in reference to Kolhe’s homicide.
Kolhe was killed in Amravati on June 21 after he shared on social media a publish purportedly supporting suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma over her controversial remarks about Prophet Mohammad.
The NIA registered the case on July 2 on instructions of the Ministry of Home Affairs beneath Indian Penal Code Sections 120-B (legal conspiracy), 302 (homicide), 153-A (selling enmity between completely different teams on grounds of faith, race, homeland, residence, language, and so forth) and 153-B (imputations, assertions prejudicial to nationwide integration), and provisions of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
