Guddu Muslim wanted by Delhi police in Arms Act case

Delhi police have pasted a notice at the ancestral home of Guddu Muslim, a suspect in the murder of lawyer Umesh Pal, in connection with an Arms Act case. Muslim has been instructed to appear before officials on April 25 to record his statement. Muslim is believed to have connections with firearm dealers who were arrested in March. He carries a cash reward of ₹5 lakh on his arrest in the Umesh Pal murder case. Muslim's family has distanced themselves from him since he left home as a teenager.

Special cell of the Delhi police has pasted a notice at the ancestral house of Guddu Muslim, an assailant in lawyer Umesh Pal murder case, in connection with an Arms Act case registered on March 31.

Guddu Muslim has been instructed to appear before the special cell officials on April 25 and record his statement. (File photo)

In the notice, under section 41 of the CrPC, Guddu Muslim has been instructed to appear before the special cell officials on April 25 and record his statement.

Muslim’s ancestral home is at Lala Ki Sarai under Shivkuti police station. The thatched house is locked since past many years. Locals who spotted the notice, claimed that it was pasted by police a few days back before April 25.

It is worth mentioning that Delhi police arrested a few arms dealers on March 28 and recovered foreign-made firearms from their possession. With the notice issued to Guddu Muslim in the same case, it is believed that he has connections with these firearm dealers.

A senior police official of the Prayagraj district said that the police were aware of the notice. Guddu Muslim carries a cash reward of ₹5 lakh on his arrest in Umesh Pal murder case.

One of Guddu Muslim’s brother Faheem was dead while the other Aslam is in Dubai. They said Guddu Muslim’s real name is Mohd Muslim and their parents died many years back.

Guddu left home when he was a teenager after his father scolded him for his bad company and wrongful acts.

Locals said that Guddu’s family members distanced themselves from him when police started raiding their homes for the crimes committed by him.