DON Vikas Dubey shot dead, police guarantee he attempted to escape

Uttar Pradesh Don Vikas Dubey was supposedly shot dead Friday morning as he was being brought to Kanpur from Madhya Pradesh’s Ujjain. While being moved, one of the vehicles in the police caravan upset. The police supposedly discharged at Dubey after he endeavored to grab a weapon and escape the scene.

The capture was declared by Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra. Mishra said Dubey had come to Ujjain by street from Kota in Rajasthan. “Matters of insight ought not be uncovered. It’s insignificant whether he was captured from inside or outside the (Mahakaleshwar) sanctuary. It would get the job done to say that he was captured in Ujjain,” Mishra said.

Ujjain director of police Manoj Kumar Singh in a late night public interview said the police activity had been “clear and straightforward”. He said Dubey had been perceived by the man from whom he purchased blossoms at the sanctuary. The seller, Rajesh Kumar, had seen photos of the criminal on TV.

Dubey, the SP stated, had purchased a Rs 250 ticket for VIP darshan at the sanctuary. As he was leaving, he went into a contention with security watches after they approached him for his name. He was then overpowerd by the gatekeepers and taken to the police headquarters, where officials discovered him character.

Senior cops revealed to The Indian Express that Dubey could have strategised his capture to abstain from being slaughtered by the police in an “experience”.

“There are CCTV cameras all over and the private security monitors inside the sanctuary premises don’t convey firearms. An acquiescence before the police anyplace else would have been hazardous for him,” a senior official said.

During the strike on the interceding night of July 2 and 3, eight police faculty, including a Deputy Superintendent of Police and three Sub-Inspectors, were slaughtered in the wake of going under overwhelming fire.