Man dies a week after being shot by AIMIM's Adilabad district president
One of the persons who was shot by AIMIM Adilabad district president Mohd. Farooq Ahmed succumbed to his bullet injuries and died on 26 December at the Nizam Institute of Medical Science (NIMS) in Hyderabad.
By Newsmeter Network Published on 26 Dec 2020 10:35 AM GMTHyderabad: One of the persons who was shot by AIMIM Adilabad district president Mohd. Farooq Ahmed succumbed to his bullet injuries and died on 26 December at the Nizam Institute of Medical Science (NIMS) in Hyderabad.
On 18 December, Mr. Farooq Ahmed had opened fire on a group using a country pistol after a scuffle broke out between two groups at Tatiguda. Three persons had been injured in the incident and a video of the shooting had gone viral on social video.
Two injured persons, Syed Mannan and Syed Mohtesham, were taken to Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Science (RIMS) in Adilabad while 55-year-old Syed Zameer, a former councillor of Adilabad municipality, was taken to NIMS after he was shot in his abandon. Zameer succumbed to his injuries on Saturday.
Adilabad firing incident victim Syed Zameer dies in NIMS,body taken to Adilabad for final rites, @amjedmbt
ā Amjed Ullah Khan MBT (@amjedmbt) December 26, 2020
demands CBI Inquiry into the incident as there will be no free & fair trail by Adilabad police seeing AIMIM-TRS friendship,Questions the silence of Asad Owaisi on this issue pic.twitter.com/BjfRZItjoZ
According to the police, a brawl broke out between two groups, reportedly parents, on 18 December. The incident was in connection with a cricket match. "A small quarrel between the children led to a big fight among the parents. Farooq Ahmed opened fire using a country-made pistol during the incident and he also had a knife. Two persons sustained bullet injuries while one suffered a knife injury," a special officer on duty had told NewsMeter.
Farooq, AIMIM's former vice-municipal chairman for Adilabad, fired five rounds, the police said, adding that a grudge seems to be the source of the conflict between the two parties. He was booked under various sections of the IPC and the Arms Act and his license was cancelled. While initially Farooq was booked under Section 307 of the IPC (attempt to murder) it was later replaced with Section 302 (murder). A few days after the incident, AIMIM dissolved its Adilabad town body.