Search for the advocate who made fake will in Mahant Ram Govind Das murder case, phones of two accused switched off

In the murder case of Mahant Ram Govind Das of Shraddha Bhakti Ashram Gyanlok Colony, Kankhal, the police is investigating the phone details of the advocate who prepared the fake will, his bank details and the bargains made during that time are also being investigated.

In this case, the police issued notices to all the banks in which Mahant had an account and after the murder of Mahant, the accused made transactions for the payment of other people including the advocate etc. CCTV camera footage along with information has been sought. On the other hand, the police have intensified the operation to nab the two absconding accused among the six already identified in this case. The phones of Pradeep and Saurabh, residents of Baghpat and Shamli, Uttar Pradesh, who are out of reach of the police, are being switched off, the police has intensified its informer system to catch them.

Search operation started in Ganga

A search operation was carried out in the Ganga for the third day to search for the dead body of Brahmalin Mahant Ram Gobind Das, but he was disappointed. It is believed that due to the passage of about five months, the body in the sack has either been washed away or has been destroyed. Kankhal police station incharge Manoj Nautiyal said that the search for the body will continue.

The dead body was packed in a sack and thrown into the Ganga.

Murder of Mahant Ramgovind Das of Shraddha Bhakti Ashram Gyanlok Colony, Kankhal. Delhi resident textile businessman Ashok Kumar, along with his associates, murdered Mahant Ramgovind Das on June 1 last, after filling his body in a sack and throwing it in the Ganga. Mahant was first made unconscious by giving him an intoxicating injection, after which the accused strangled him to death. Also, the word was spread in and around the ashram that Mahant had gone to Ayodhya and other places to propagate religion.

Mahant's phone and check book were all taken into possession.

The mastermind of the incident, Delhi resident Ashok Kumar, had taken possession of Mahant's phone, his check book and FD worth Rs 50 lakh. Rs 10 lakh were also withdrawn from the bank by forging the signature of the Mahant. Besides, a conspiracy was also in preparation to encash FD of Rs 50 lakh and sell the ashram for Rs 10 crore. e

For this, Masterman Ashok Kumar, after the murder of Mahant, installed a fake monk, Kanpur resident Yogi Ram Gopal Nath alias Gopal Singh, son of late, at the ashram. In the name of Manphool Singh, resident of village Kohra police station, Sajeti tehsil, Ghatampur district, Kanpur city, Uttar Pradesh, he prepared a fake will of the ashram through property dealer Sanjeev Tyagi with the help of a renowned advocate.

Police is searching for a lawyer

The police is now looking for this advocate. Because he had complete information about the incident while making the fake will, yet he did not inform the police about it. On the contrary, huge amount of money was extorted from the accused in return. The advocate has been identified, he is fully interested in the matters of Ashram-Akharas and is also close to many saints and Mahants.

Police is investigating bank and phone details

Now the police is checking the phone and bank details of the advocate. The police have issued notices to all the banks whose names have emerged during the investigation of the CCTV footage and sought information. Not only this, the deals made by the advocate during and after the incident are also being investigated. It is alleged that the accused advocate had also helped in withdrawing an amount of ten lakhs from the bank by forging the signature of Brahmalin Mahant.

Kankhal police station chief Manoj Nautiyal said that out of the six accused identified earlier in this case, the police has already caught four, while the absconding Pradeep and Saurabh, residents of Baghpat and Shamli, Uttar Pradesh, have been caught by activating the informer system and intensifying the operation. Has been given. Told that both their phones were switched off and both had left their respective homes.