CCTV footage from petrol pump shows suspects in Moose Wala murder case
India Today
The police have identified the suspects as Parvat Fauji and Jonty who they claim are gangsters from Haryana's Sonipat.
Days after the murder of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala, a CCTV footage has surfaced of two suspects in a Bolero car. The footage shows suspects at a petrol pump in Fatehabad.
The Punjab Police suspect that the car that has been spotted in the footage is the one that was used in the murder of Sidhu Moose Wala.
In the footage, the person driving the car is believed to be a gangster named Jonty, while the other suspect has been identified as Parvat Fauji. The two suspects got out of the car to get it refuelled.
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The footage may also have exposed a link between the gangster nexus in Haryana and Sidhu Moose Wala's murder, as both Jonty and Fauji are known gangsters hailing from Sonipat.
The police are now on the lookout for these criminals. According to police, Naseeb Khan, who was nabbed in connection with the case earlier, bought these gangsters to Mansa district in the same Bolero.
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