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Kamlesh Tiwari was stabbed 15 times before being shot in face, postmortem report reveals

Kamlesh Tiwari Murder Case Latest News: Kamlesh Tiwari, former Hindu Mahasabha leader, was stabbed fifteen times before being shot in the face from near point blank range, postmortem report has revealed. Kamlesh Tiwari daylight murder in Lucknow has rocked the state and country.

Edited by: India TV News Desk New Delhi Published : Oct 23, 2019 12:24 IST, Updated : Oct 23, 2019 13:03 IST

Kamlesh Tiwari Murder Case Latest News: The post mortem report of former Hindu Mahasabha leader Kamlesh Tiwari has revealed some gruesome details about his murder. According to the report, assailants had stabbed Kamlesh Tiwari 15 times, in the centre of his upper body from jaws to the chest. All wounds were inflicted within 10 cm of one another, the report said. The assailants also attempted to slit Kamlesh Tiwari's throat, which was evident from two deep cut marks on his neck, the report stated. 

The miscreants had also fired at Kamlesh Tiwari to ensure he dies in the attack. The bullet was fired on his face. 

A point32 bullet was found on the backside of Tiwari's skull while his post mortem was being conducted. 

Tiwari was murdered at his home in Naka Hindola area in Lucknow.

Meanwhile, two men allegedly involved in Tiwari's murder were arrested by the Gujarat ATS on Tuesday evening. The accused, Surat residents Ashfaq Shaikh (34) and Moinuddin Pathan (27), were absconding since Tiwari's brutal killing in Lucknow on October 18.

They were arrested from near Shamlaji on the Gujarat-Rajasthan border when they were about to enter Gujarat on Tuesday evening.

Primary interrogation of the accused revealed that they had committed the crime "in retribution to the purported statements by Tiwari", an ATS release said.

Their location was traced through technical surveillance as they contacted their family members and friends after running out of cash, Shukla said.

He said the duo will be handed over to the Uttar Pradesh police, probing the sensational killing of Tiwari, who headed a little known outfit, Hindu Samaj Party (HSP).

While Shaikh, a resident of the Limbayat area in Surat, used to work as a medical representative, Pathan, a resident of Umarwada, was employed as a food delivery boy, the release said.

After committing the crime, the duo went to Nepal and then started their journey back to Gujarat after reaching Shahjahanpur (in Uttar Pradesh).

"Since they ran out of cash, the accused duo contacted their family members and acquaintances for more money. Based on technical and physical surveillance, they were eventually traced today evening," said the release.

Six persons, including three from Surat and one from Nagpur in Maharashtra, have already been taken into custody in connection with the murder case.

On Friday, in a joint operation, the UP police and Gujarat ATS had arrested three suspects in the case from Surat - Maulana Mohsin Shaikh, Faizan and Rashid Pathan.

Meanwhile, a team of the Uttar Pradesh police landed in Surat on Tuesday to conduct further probe into the killing of Tiwari.

The Surat link came to light after the UP police found a box of sweets, bearing the logo of Dharti Sweets located in the Udhna area of the diamond city, from Tiwari's house, where he was gunned down by assailants.

Sources in the Surat police revealed a team of the UP police landed in the south Gujarat city and visited the sweet shop to get some more clues from CCTV footage.

The UP team also visited Limbayat and Navsari Bazar areas to question people who know the accused arrested from Surat, the sources said.

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