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Jamim killing linked to Butwal shootout
Jamim killing linked to Butwal shootout
Jamim killing linked to Butwal shootout
02 Mar 2010
KATHMANDU: The police have found a link between December 25 shootout in Butwal and the killing of media baron Jamim Shah.
A Nepal Police source at the Metropolitan Police Range told The Himalayan Times today that the wife of Shaukhat Baeg, aka Parvej, who was killed in Butwal shootout, has identified the person who bought the bike used in the killing of Jamim Shah as the shooter who killed her husband. The police believe he is the same person who killed Jamim Shah.
“The shooting of Parvej took place when he was sitting in front of his motor garage with his wife. Two men came on a bike and stopped in front of Parvej and Najma Khatum. They talked with Parvej for nearly half-an-hour. Parvej’s wife told the police that they had no clue that the two had come to kill Baeg,”said the source.
“Suddenly the man who was riding pillion took out his gun and shot Parvej in the forehead. The two then sped away,” said the source, quoting Najma.
After Najma gave her statement to the police, she has been provided with tight security. Her whereabouts cannot be revealed for her security. Najma is the sole eyewitness in the Butwal shooting case and MPR considers her the most vital link in the two cases.
The shooter in Jamim Shah’s murder used a maroon coloured motorbike (Ba 17 Pa 8733), which has been impounded by NP and was shown to the media in a press meet. The police said Miteri Saving and Cooperative Finance Company had financed the bike. The man, who got the bike financed from Miteri, left his identity card with the company. The card is in the custody of the NP team probing into the murder of Jamim Shah.
Najma, who was shocked to the see the photo in the ID card, has identified it as being similar to that of the man who shot Parvej, according to the police source.
The police believe Mohammad Bakher Said to be the shooter, while they have yet to identify his accomplice, said the source. Said was also involved in the murder of a counterfeit currency racketeer, added the NP source.
Jamim killing linked to Butwal shootout
02 Mar 2010
KATHMANDU: The police have found a link between December 25 shootout in Butwal and the killing of media baron Jamim Shah.
A Nepal Police source at the Metropolitan Police Range told The Himalayan Times today that the wife of Shaukhat Baeg, aka Parvej, who was killed in Butwal shootout, has identified the person who bought the bike used in the killing of Jamim Shah as the shooter who killed her husband. The police believe he is the same person who killed Jamim Shah.
“The shooting of Parvej took place when he was sitting in front of his motor garage with his wife. Two men came on a bike and stopped in front of Parvej and Najma Khatum. They talked with Parvej for nearly half-an-hour. Parvej’s wife told the police that they had no clue that the two had come to kill Baeg,”said the source.
“Suddenly the man who was riding pillion took out his gun and shot Parvej in the forehead. The two then sped away,” said the source, quoting Najma.
After Najma gave her statement to the police, she has been provided with tight security. Her whereabouts cannot be revealed for her security. Najma is the sole eyewitness in the Butwal shooting case and MPR considers her the most vital link in the two cases.
The shooter in Jamim Shah’s murder used a maroon coloured motorbike (Ba 17 Pa 8733), which has been impounded by NP and was shown to the media in a press meet. The police said Miteri Saving and Cooperative Finance Company had financed the bike. The man, who got the bike financed from Miteri, left his identity card with the company. The card is in the custody of the NP team probing into the murder of Jamim Shah.
Najma, who was shocked to the see the photo in the ID card, has identified it as being similar to that of the man who shot Parvej, according to the police source.
The police believe Mohammad Bakher Said to be the shooter, while they have yet to identify his accomplice, said the source. Said was also involved in the murder of a counterfeit currency racketeer, added the NP source.
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Butwal shuts against couple murder (Ramesh Bhandari )
Butwal shuts against couple murder
RUPANDEHI: A day after a group shot dead businessman Ramesh Bhandari and his wife Asha at the Jaycees Chowk in Butwal, infuriated locals shut Butwal and brought vehicular movement to a halt for two hours to mount pressure on the authorities to arrest the killers.
Final rites of the Bhandari couple were conducted on the Tinau River banks. Through slogans, participants at the funeral procession demanded that local authorities swing into action and bring the killers to book. They threatened to launch an agitation from Friday if the murderers were not arrested.
Meanwhile, Dan Bahadur Karki, DSP, said the police had already arrested five suspects and were collecting information from them. He pledged to speed up the investigation.
RUPANDEHI: A day after a group shot dead businessman Ramesh Bhandari and his wife Asha at the Jaycees Chowk in Butwal, infuriated locals shut Butwal and brought vehicular movement to a halt for two hours to mount pressure on the authorities to arrest the killers.
Final rites of the Bhandari couple were conducted on the Tinau River banks. Through slogans, participants at the funeral procession demanded that local authorities swing into action and bring the killers to book. They threatened to launch an agitation from Friday if the murderers were not arrested.
Meanwhile, Dan Bahadur Karki, DSP, said the police had already arrested five suspects and were collecting information from them. He pledged to speed up the investigation.
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Cops unveil 4 killers of Butwal couple
Arun Gyawali
BUTWAL: Rupandehi police made public four persons who were held in connection with the murder of Butwal based business couple on Friday afternoon.
According to Rupendehi police chief Sher Bahadur Basnet the four people who were involved in the murders of Ramesh Bhandari and his wife Asha are Shambhu Gautam aka Bhole Baba, 32, a local resident of Saljhandi VDC, Rupandehi, Shyam Prasad B.K 32 and Nim Prasad Thapa, 32, local residents of Gajedi, Rupandehi and Purna Bahadur Shreesh Magar, 28, a local resident of Rudrapur VDC.
The police made them public in a press conference at the hall of Siddhartha Chambers of Commerce and Industries . Among them Shambhu was in the most wanted list of the police.
Two culprits involved in the incident are still absconding.
The Bhandari couple was shot dead at their shop in Jaycees Chowk of Butwal around 3 pm on June 23.
Asha died instantly and Ramesh succumbed to his injuries while undergoing treatment at Lumbini Zonal Hospital the same day. Ramesh had sustained a bullet in his throat while Asha was shot in the stomach.
Ramesh used to supply food grains to Lumbini, Gandaki and Dhaulagiri zones. He was also involved in various organisations including Jaycees and Lions Clubs of Butwal.
Three persons riding a black Pulsar bike had opened fire on the couple and managed to flee the scene.
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