Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Islamists targeting elderly citizens viciously in Kolkata


The brutal murder of Deb Kumar Mukherjee, noted scriptwriter related to the Bengali film industry, at his own residence of Elliot Road within the Park Street police station’s jurisdiction in the metropolis of Kolkata just a month back shocked not only the neighborhood but the entire city also. The ghastly murder of a well-known sexagenarian and even within almost half a kilometer of the police station made many celebrities frown at the increasing rate of crimes against elderly citizens in the metropolitan area. The situation worsened for the police in particular; as a result, the concerned department was under a pressure. Now, the same police force can have a sigh of relief; they have taken the two murderers, Abdul Hassan and Niaz Hassan, into custody.  

According to press and media, the aged scriptwriter used to live in the apartment all alone following the death of his wife Bidisha Mukherjee, an actress in Bengali movies, about six months ago. The primary investigation, followed by post mortem examination, revealed presence of a few injury marks, one on his right eye while the other one on his throat. In accordance with his only son Rishi Mukherjee working as software professional and staying in Delhi, Mr. Mukherjee used to lead a private life and such factors prevented police from ruling out the possibility of murder. As the inquiry went on, the investigating team realized that a few persons used to be part of his private life and these included Niaz Hassan. Abdul Hassan, it has been learnt, lives in Mumbai.

On the word of police, Niaz Hassan was almost a regular visitor to Deb Kumar Mukherjee’s residence albeit how both of them got acquainted is yet to be known. Both Niaz Hassan and Abdul Hassan were seen on that very day and this tip helped police immensely. Niaz Hassan, as told by the police investigation team, has always been ambitious and hence, he decided to open a call center with Abdul Hassan, his long-time friend. They were in need of money and hence, tried to have Mr. Mukherjee’s help. Deb Kumar Mukherjee, as believed by both, was affluent and had contacts with business honchos; this would assist them in the long run. But their dream was shattered with Deb Kumar Mukherjee’s refusal. Both of them decided to avenge this denial by murdering him and plundering the entire house.

A detailed plan, to make the dream a reality, was hatched and based on it, Niaz and Abdul entered the Mukherjee residence, murdered the old man, despoiled his belongings and fled to Mumbai. Niaz Hassan was arrested once he returned to Kolkata while Abdul Hassan was arrested from Mumbai. Police, at the moment, is engaged to retrieve the amount of money looted from the residence. The development has blown his relatives as well as neighbors out of the water and certainly his acquaintances in the film industry too. Kolkata has finally reached the culmination when elderly citizens are unsafe in their own residences even. If experts (on condition of anonymity) are believed, the rising spate of Muslim appeasement has spifflicated the society in Bengal on the whole.  Newer forms of crimes are coming forth.

This menace is getting common in other Indian metropolises as well.  Decrepitude in India meets assassins instead of Varanasi. 

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