The firing incident at the house of famous Bollywood director Rohit Shetty has now become a big revelation. In fact, Mumbai Police has now come to know of a possible link to an international conspiracy. As the investigation of this high-profile case is progressing, shocking facts are coming to light.
The shooters were given money directly into their bank accounts.
In the initial investigation of Mumbai Crime Branch, it has become clear that a big network is behind this attack, whose wires extend beyond the borders of the country. The biggest revelation in the investigation has been regarding the amount given to the shooters. According to the police, the money was given directly to the accused in the firing through bank accounts. For this transaction, cash transaction through ATM was used so that no one could have any doubt. This amount was deposited in the accounts of the accused by an unknown person. Now the police is trying through this ‘money trail’ to reach the face who handled the entire funding from behind the scenes.
Funding links of ‘Agra Module’ shooters linked to Nepal
The most shocking turn in this case came when clues were found that the funding strings were linked to Nepal. According to the Crime Branch report, the shooters of ‘Agra Module’ who carried out this incident were funded from Nepal. After getting indications of money transactions at the international level, now the national security agencies have also come on alert mode. At present, the police is trying to find out whether any international gang or underworld is behind this conspiracy.
There was firing at Rohit Shetty’s house on January 31.
Let us tell you that on January 31, five rounds of bullets were fired at the Juhu house of filmmaker Rohit Shetty. Investigation by Mumbai Crime Branch revealed that the vehicle used in the firing was brought from Pune. The car used in the firing belonged to a man from Pune, who had sold it for Rs 30,000 to Aditya Gayaki, one of the accused arrested a few days ago. Later, Aditya Gayaki and second accused Samarth Pomaji left the vehicle at a pre-arranged place in Juhu area of ​​Mumbai.
According to the Crime Branch, the people who bought the car and reached Mumbai did not know who the shooter was, later Shubham Lonkar had ordered the shooter to pick up the car from there and open fire. STF unit in Bahadurgarh along with Mumbai Police has so far arrested five people in this case. Further investigation is going on.
