Sidhu Moose Wala Murder: AK-47 Rifle Was Used
Sidhu Moose Wala Murder: AK-47 rifle and other weapons were used in the murder of Sidhu Moosewala.
The forensic report of the weapons used in the murder of Punjabi singer and Congress leader Sidhu Musewala has arrived.
According to the report, apart from the AK-47 rifle, Point 30 bore and 9 mm pistol was used to kill Musewala.
It is noteworthy that earlier there was talk of the use of the Russian weapon AN-94, but now it is clear which weapons were used in the murder.
Seven bullets hit Musewala directly. 25 shots were fired at his Thar car.
Revealed in the investigation – Point 30 bore and 9 mm pistol were also used, and seven bullets hit Moosewala
The shooters fired indiscriminately on Musewala and found shells of bullets in the surrounding houses, walls, houses, and fields.
The police could not recover the weapons used in this murder. After the murder, someone from Haryana went away with this weapon from the shooters.
18 accused have been caught so far, three of them are shooters, and the rest are away.
The 18 accused, who conspired and helped in the Sidhu Musewala murder case, have been arrested by the police. However, not a single shooter has been caught by the Punjab Police in this case.
Six shooters opened fire on Sidhu to carry out the murder, out of which Priyavrata Fauji, Kashish, and Ankit Sersa have been arrested.
While Jagroop Roopa, Manpreet Mannu Koussa, and Deepak Mundi are still absconding.
Sidhu Moose Wala Murder: Weapons are delivered through Jaggu Bhagwanpuria.
The Anti Gangster Task Force is interrogating Lawrence and Jaggu Bhagwanpuria.
During interrogation, it has come to the fore that the weapons used in the murder were passed on to the murderers through Jaggu Bhagwanpuria.
Shooters Manpreet Singh Mannu Koussa and Jagroop Roopa also had links with Bhagwanpuria.
Now the police are inquiring about who took the weapons from the accused after committing the murder so that the weapons could be recovered.
In this case, some weapons were also recovered by the Delhi Police, but the weapons that were recovered were part of some other conspiracy.
