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Mumbai Police Arrest Two Men Wanted in Satna Attempted Murder of Air Force Officer

The arrests and handover to Satna Police after a Mumbai court granted transit remand show how technical tracking and local intelligence traced the suspects to South Mumbai.

Overview

  • Police say the alleged attack took place on June 5 when two men fired five rounds outside an Indian Air Force officer’s home in Satna in an attempt to kill him.
  • Mumbai Police located and detained the two suspects in the Kala Ghoda area of South Mumbai after receiving technical inputs about a grey Tata Nexon linked to the case.
  • The arrested men were identified as Amarsingh Ashoksingh Parihar, 25, and Abhigyan Sankatmochan Tripathi, 23, both residents of Satna district, and were produced before a Mumbai court to obtain transit remand.
  • Authorities say the suspects posted a social-media video threatening police before switching off their phones and going into hiding, and the case is registered under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Arms Act.
  • Satna Police have taken custody for further investigation and custodial questioning while the operation highlights growing use of cyber teams, vehicle tracking and local informants in cross-state policing.