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ABHM increases bounty on Udaipur murder accused

Interacting with the media, Mahasabha’s prant leader Meena Diwakar stated that ABHM would now give ₹3 lakh to whoever brings the chopped heads of those who killed Kanhiyalal, the tailor from Udaipur.

Published on: Jul 1, 2022, 22:32:39 IST
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A day after a case was registered against the state spokesperson of Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha (ABHM) by Agra police for allegedly declaring a bounty of 2 lakh for anyone bringing the heads of the two accused in the Udaipur killing, the Mahasabha’s prant leader Meena Diwakar today enhanced the bounty by 1 lakh.

Notably, Agra police on Thursday had registered a case under section 153 A of IPC at Nai Ki Mandi police station against Sanjay Jat, state spokesperson of ABHM, who had allegedly declared a bounty of  ₹2 lakh for anyone bringing the heads of the two accused in the Udaipur killing. (FOR REPRESENTATION PURPOSE)
Notably, Agra police on Thursday had registered a case under section 153 A of IPC at Nai Ki Mandi police station against Sanjay Jat, state spokesperson of ABHM, who had allegedly declared a bounty of ₹2 lakh for anyone bringing the heads of the two accused in the Udaipur killing. (FOR REPRESENTATION PURPOSE)

Diwakar, while interacting with the media, stated that now ABHM would give 3 lakh to anyone who brings the chopped heads of those who killed Kanhiyalal, the tailor in Udaipur.

Diwakar, on Friday, handed over a complaint at Nai Ki Mandi police station against the two accused in the Udaipur incident, who in the video message had also threatened Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a similar fate.

“It pains me to see such threats being issued against the Prime Minister. A case should be registered against those issuing these threats,” stated Meena Diwakar.

Notably, Agra police on Thursday had registered a case under section 153 A of IPC at Nai Ki Mandi police station against Sanjay Jat, state spokesperson of ABHM, who had allegedly declared a bounty of 2 lakh for anyone bringing the heads of the two accused in the Udaipur killing.

 
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