Batla House Encounter Case: Terrorist Ariz Khan Convicted

Batla House Encounter Case: Indian Mujahideen terrorist Ariz Khan convicted, will be sentenced on March 15.

In the year 2009 Batla House encounter case, Delhi’s Saket court convicted Indian Mujahideen militant Ariz Khan. In this case, the court will announce the sentence on March 15.

Ariz Khan is accused of bomb blasts in other states of the country besides Delhi. A few days after the serial blasts, there were reports of other accused, including Ariz, at Batla House.

On this, the special cell of Delhi Police had reached there and the police had met the terrorists there. In this, Inspector Mohan Chand Sharma of Delhi Police special cell was martyred.

Shehzad Ahmad alias Pappu has been convicted in his murder case. It has been proved in court that Ariz Khan was present at Batla House on 19 September 2008 and convicted in the murder of Inspector Mohan Sharma and other policemen.

Additional Sessions Judge Sandeep Yadav Yadav has convicted Ariz Khan on Monday and will be sentenced on March 15.

At the same time, experts in making bombs are wanted in the case of Uttar Pradesh in 2007, Jaipur in 2008, and the Ahmedabad blast case. On September 13, 2008, Ariz Khan along with his partner Atif Amin, MO.

Sajid aka Chhota Sajid, Mo. Saif and Shahzad along with Ahmed alias Pappu were present in the flat of Batla House. Ariz Khan and Shahzad alias Pappu escaped while firing on the police team.

The two separated after about a month. Arise escaped after the attack. Later Ariz went to Bihar and reached the Viratnagar crossing the Indo-Nepal border there.

In Nepal, Ariz. His passport was made in the name of Salim and he lived in Palpa, Kapilvastu, and Gorkha area in Nepal and used to run restaurants.

Ariz had remarried in Nepal. He was arrested ten years later by the Special Cell of Delhi Police in February 2018.

Please tell that a film with the same name has also been made in Bollywood on the Batla House encounter, which was quite successful. The lead role was played by John Abraham, not only that he was also the producer of this film.