Mumbai news: Baba Siddique shooter Shiv Kumar waited outside hospital to ’confirm’ leaders death. strange 14 Nov

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Shiv Kumar, the man arrested for the assassination of former Maharashtra minister Baba Siddique shooter, has reportedly made key revelations to the Mumbai Police. According to NDTV report, Kumar, the primary suspect told Mumbai Police that he waited outside Lilavati Hospital for half an hour to confirm Siddique’s death.

The report also stated that after the attack, the Baba Siddique shooter changed his shirt and went to Lilavati Hospital, where NCP leader Baba Siddique was being treated. He told the police he stood outside the hospital for 30 minutes in the gathered crowd and left as soon as he learned that Siddique’s condition was critical.

Here’s what we know so far

1. Siddique, a former Maharashtra minister and leader in Ajit Pawar’s faction of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), was shot three times near Nirmal Nagar in Mumbai on October 12.

2. Three assailants shot him outside his son MLA Zeeshan Siddique’s office building in Bandra East.

3. Coming back to the interrogation of Shiv Kumar, he revealed that he had placed his clothes, murder weapon in a bag, which he had kept under an abandoned car just 250 meters from the location, a report by Hindustan Times stated. The report further mentioned that the all these was recovered by the police two days later.

4. He then told the police about how he escaped the scene and made his way to Uttar Pradesh. According to the report, Shiv Kumar first took an auto from Lilavati Hospital to Kurla, where he then boarded a train to Thane. From Thane, he traveled to Pune and eventually took a train to Uttar Pradesh.

5. “The three shooters Baba Siddique shooterIndia third most improving market in business exclusive climate, says IU 14 Nov had planned to meet at Ujjain after the murder, and even visit Vaishnodevi temple in Jammu. However, as Kumar’s fellow shooters got arrested at the murder spot, he left for UP. From there he took a bus and reached Bahraich, from where he planned to flee to Nepal. He was in a safe house when he was arrested, police officer said as quoted by Hindustan Times report.

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