A joint team of Jhajjar Police, Delhi Police Special Cell and Haryana STF have arrested 2 shooters Ashish and Saurav from Goa in connection with the murder of Indian National Lok Dal’s (INLD) Haryana unit chief Nafe Singh Rathee on Monday. Nafee Singh Rathee and party worker Jai Kishan were murdered after multiple rounds were fired on their vehicle in Bahadurgarh in the state’s Jhajjar district on February 25.

Saurav and Ashish were arrested from Goa in a joint operation by the Haryana’s Police’s Special Task Force, the district police and the Delhi Police’s Special Cell. The police said the two shooters were arrested from a hotel where they had been staying and added that they will be brought to the national capital by afternoon.

A senior Delhi Police officer said Atul, Nakul, Saurabh and Ashish were the four who opened fire on Rathee and Kishan’s vehicle on February 25. The Jhajjar Police said the investigation is undergoing to catch 2 more shooters. Earlier on Saturday, a senior Haryana Police officer said that 4 shooters allegedly involved in the murder of Nafe Singh Rathee had identified and efforts were on to catch them.

Jhajjar superintendent of Police Arpit Jain said the car used by the shooters was recovered from outside Rewari Railway Station. He said police teams in different states were conducting raids to catch them. Jain said the car had been rounded up and being asked how the vehicle reached the shooters. A forensic team lifted samples from the vehicles to carry out further investigation.

Nafe Singh Rathee who was the president of Indian National Lok Dal’s Haryana Unit had been shot dead by unidentified persons in Jhajjar’s Bahadurgarh on February 25. In the attack, INLD worker Jai Kishan who was travelling with Nafe Singh Rathee in the same vehicle also died.

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The Jhajjar Police have booked six people in the suicide case of Former Haryana minister Mange Ram Rathi’s son Jagdish Rathi. The six booked by the police, on Thursday, for the suicide case under charges of abetment in the suicide of Jagdish Rathi, includes Indian National Lok Dal state chief Nafe Singh Rathi.

According to reports, the police confirmed that the Haryana Minister’s son Jadish Rathi died by suicide on Wednesday evening after consuming poison. The Jhajjar’s Superintendent of Police, Waseem Akram, also spoke to the media and said that in the case of Jagdish Rathi’s death, six accused have been booked for abetment of his suicide.

SP Waseem Akram, on being asked if the National Lok Dal state chief Nafe Singh Rathi was also booked in the pertaining case, confirmed that the INLD state chief was also booked in the case. Akram also added that the exact cause of death will only be determined after the reports of the postmortem come out. However, Akram added that the initial probe suggests that the cause of death was poisoning.

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The police also added that the family of the victim have accused 6 suspects of harassing the 55-year-old victim in a property dispute. The family had accused the suspects of causing distress on the victim who even made an audio clip submitting same issue.

Jhajjar police station’s SP Waseem Akram also told the media that the Victim Jagdish had circulated an audio clip in which he had accused the six suspects were involved in harassing him and also announced that if anything happened to him, the six accused should be held responsible for it.

The police had also approached the son of a former Haryana Minister to file a report against the six people, however, he refused to take any legal or police actions at the time.

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