In a shocking turn of events, a man named Mohammed Shameer, who was previously accused in the murder case of notorious gangster Ilyas, was brutally hacked to death in Mangaluru on Sunday night. The incident has sent shockwaves through the community, raising concerns about the ongoing gang violence in the region.
Who Was Mohammed Shameer?
Mohammed Shameer, a resident of Ullal Kadappura, had been in the news before. He was one of the accused in the murder of Ilyas, also known as Target Ilyas, which took place in Mangaluru back in January 2018. However, after years of legal proceedings, Shameer was acquitted of all charges in December 2023.
What Happened on That Fateful Night?
On Sunday night, around 10 PM, Shameer was with his mother, heading to a restaurant in Mangaluru. According to reports, as they were about to enter the restaurant, a gang that had been trailing Shameer in a car suddenly attacked him with swords. In a desperate attempt to save his life, Shameer tried to escape, but the gang relentlessly chased him for about 500 meters before brutally killing him.
Police Investigation Underway
The incident has been reported to the Ullal police, who are now conducting a thorough investigation. An officer from the Ullal police station confirmed the details of the attack and stated that efforts are underway to identify and apprehend the assailants.
Rising Concerns Over Gang Violence in Coastal Karnataka
This incident has once again highlighted the alarming rise in gang-related violence in the coastal Karnataka region. The murder of Mohammed Shameer, who had only recently been acquitted in a high-profile case, raises questions about the safety of individuals involved in such cases, even after they are cleared by the courts.
Conclusion
As the investigation continues, the community remains on edge, hoping for swift justice. The tragic death of Mohammed Shameer serves as a grim reminder of the dangers that persist in areas plagued by gang violence, and the need for stronger law enforcement measures to ensure the safety of all residents.
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