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Mumbai crime: Malad shooter's modus operandi similar to gangster Ravi Pujari

Updated on: 29 November,2015 08:45 AM IST  | 
Samiullah Khan | samiullah.khan@mid-day.com

Developer gets letter that asks for Rs 10 lakh; is signed by local goon who is in jail for murder

Mumbai crime: Malad shooter's modus operandi similar to gangster Ravi Pujari

On Friday night, an autorickshaw driver was caught in a firing incident when he was shot at by an unidentified man in Shivaji Nagar area near Ramesh Hotel in Malad East, leaving him battling for his life. The accused was shooting at developer Turkeshwar Singh, who owns a construction site nearby.


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The accused then dropped a letter, which the police say made a demand for Rs 10 lakh. The incident has now taken a more sinister turn. The Kurar Police discovered that the shooter used a modus operandi that was once the signature extortion method of gangster Ravi Poojari.


According to sources, another interesting fact in the case is that this letter mentions that it was written by Uday Pathak, a local goon from the area, who is already in jail on charge of murdering four people in 2011.

Allegedly, Pathak is trying to create a feeling of fear among builders in the neighbourhood after taking note of the many SRA projects being developed in the area.

The injured auto driver was admitted to Shatabdi Hospital and is now out of danger. The accused is still unidentified and the police are looking at CCTV camera footage from the vicinity to identify him.

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