Accused linked to killing of TI Dilip Puri Goswami dies after brain stroke in Ahmedabad
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Mohin Jaiswal, accused in the illegal liquor network case linked to the police officer's killing, died on Sunday after two days of treatment.
Mohin Jaiswal, an accused from the illegal liquor network linked to the killing of Station House Officer (TI) Dilip Puri Goswami, died on Sunday. Goswami was crushed to death by a mini truck loaded with liquor on the Indore-Betul National Highway in the Khategaon police station area. Jaiswal was a resident of Ahmedabad. He is said to have suffered a brain stroke and was admitted to hospital.
The SIT investigating the murder and the illegal liquor network had been keeping watch on him in Ahmedabad. Jaiswal had been under treatment for about two days. His last rites will be performed on Monday.
Jaiswal's death was confirmed by Aditya Tiwari, SDOP of Kannod, who is also a member of the SIT. According to him, the death has been found to be due to illness. Further details are being gathered.
The incident that started the case took place on the night of November 1. Goswami, TI of Khategaon police station, was conducting checking on the Indore-Betul National Highway in the Khategaon police station area when the driver of a mini truck loaded with illegal liquor ran him over. The driver then turned the vehicle around and fled. A short distance ahead, he abandoned the vehicle and escaped. Police registered a murder case and began an investigation.
Police later arrested the driver, Gajendra alias Akku, and his associate Dheeraj. The two were being taken to Khategaon via Dewas. It is alleged that they tried to escape on the way. Police then carried out what the source calls a short encounter, in which both were injured. They were brought to the district hospital, where they were referred elsewhere after primary treatment.
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