Now a shocking revelation has been made in the murder case of Pharmacist Umesh Kolhe in Amravati. Yes, NIA has made a big disclosure. NIA says, 'The person who killed Umesh Kolhe belonged to the Tablighi Jamaat'. Social workers Irfan Khan and Maulvi Mushfiq Ahmed used to instigate him. Along with this, NIA also told that 'Kolhe used to run his medical store in Amravati. On the evening of June 21, three people together murdered him. He was returning home when on the way the accused surrounded him and killed him. Ever since this massacre, there was an apprehension about the murderer's terrorist and fundamentalist connection.' On the other hand, Kolhe's daughter-in-law and son were on the other bike on the night of the murder.
They tried to save Kolhe but could not succeed. The NIA says the accused were already following Kolhe and were on the lookout for the opportunity. In the second time, they committed the murder. Last Friday, the NIA filed a charge sheet against 11 accused. At the same time, the agency has claimed that Umesh Kolhe was killed by a fundamentalist Islami of Tablighi Jamaat. With this, the NIA said that this terrorist group was greatly influenced by things like 'Gustakh-e-Nabi Ki Ek Hi Saza, Sar Tan Se Juda'. A week after Kolhe's murder, tailor Kanhaiyalal was killed in Udaipur. The accused had beheaded Kanhaiya.
These incidents took place after Nupur Sharma's controversial statement on Prophet Mohammad. Yes, and radical organizations targeted those people who supported Nupur Sharma. On the other hand, according to the NIA charge sheet, the accused named Yusuf Khan had started the conspiracy of murder. He is a Veterinary Doctor. He started writing against Kolhe on the WhatsApp group. Yusuf took a screenshot of one of Kolhe's posts and shared it on other groups, including a group created by Irfan named Kalim Ibrahim. It was only after this message was circulated that the conspiracy to kill Kolhe started.
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