Maharashtra: There has been a shocking news from Maharashtra recently. In fact, a spider has been found here named after Tukaram Omble, the police ASI who was martyred in the Mumbai 26/11 attack. As per the information received, the species of spider has been named Icius Tukarami. The name of the spider species was mentioned in a paper published by the researchers. Researchers are said to have reportedly reported that two species of spiders, Genera Fintela and IKYS, have been found in Maharashtra. According to reports, research has revealed that "the name of the spider species is mumbai 26/11/2009. 11 Terrorists: Hamke's hero SI Tukaram Oble has been dedicated.'' Tukaram had caught terrorist Ajmal Kasab by taking 23 bullets. They had held Kasab's neck even after taking 23 bullets on his chest and did not allow his gun to move. It was because of his bravery that the lives of the distant policemen standing behind could be saved. The new species of spider has now been named after them and they have been given special respect. If you all remember, 13 years ago, 10 Pakistani terrorists attacked several places including Taj Hotel and Railway Station in Mumbai and killed more than 160 people. This was in 2008 when 10 Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists attacked with grenades and guns on November 26. At that time, terrorist Ajmal Kasab and his accomplice Ismail Khan had attacked Kama Hospital. All the gates were closed by the staff as soon as the two terrorists reached the back group of the hospital. They then attacked the police team and six officers were killed in the attack. It was during that time that Tukaram bravely stopped Kasab and Ismail Khan near Girgaum Chowpatty. At that time, Tukaram held Kasab's rifle so strongly that he could not even turn it. This saved the lives of other policemen and kasab was caught alive. Also Read Bride stops marriage after 6 rounds, you'll shocked to know the reason AstraZeneca kicks up trials for custom-made booster vaccine against Covid Beta variant Petrol and diesel prices hiked again, know today's price