Delhi Police files charge sheet in Rohini Court shootout case

In its 111-page charge sheet, the Crime Branch has given complete details of the incident from the preparation of the plan by Tillu, lodged in Mandoli jail, to its completion.

New Delhi:The Delhi Police has filed a fresh charge sheet in the Rohini Shootout case wherein Gangster Jitendra was killed and two assailants who had come to shoot him were killed in cross-firing. In its 111-page charge sheet, the Crime Branch has given complete details of the incident from the preparation of the plan by Tillu, lodged in Mandoli jail, to its completion.

Tillu, who was lodged in Mandoli jail, trained both the shooters in order to appear in court as professional lawyers for a month. The training, as per reports, was done in the house of fellow accused Umang Yadav, in Haiderpur.

The police, in order to probe the incident, picked up Tillu from the Mandoli jail, arresting Yadav late from Haiderpur.

The police filed the final report for offences under sections 302 (murder), 353 (assault), 186 (obstructing public servant in discharge of public functions) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), and various sections under the Arms Act.

According to reports, there were a total of nine numbers coordinating in order to commit the crime, with all numbers communicating only through WhatsApp or Signal messaging applications.

Yadav, during interrogation, said that he met Tillu through a person named Umesh Kala.

It was through the latter, that the assailants were sent to Yadav's house for their training as lawyers.

The lawyers' uniform, on the other hand, was provided to the assailants from someone in AIIMS Delhi.

It has further been said that on the day of the crime, Yadav accompanied both the shooters as well as a Nepali-origin criminal to the court.