Ishrat Nigar (55), a woman who was shot at Uparkot police station in Aligarh on December 8, died late on Wednesday night, six days later. After the incident, the woman was admitted to the ICU of JN Medical College. But during this period his condition was not improving. As soon as the doctors declared the woman dead, her family and relatives reached the medical college. In this case, Munshi Sudeep Kumar, who carelessly handed over the pistol to the Inspector, has also been arrested and sent to jail. After announcing a reward of Rs 20 thousand on the arrest of the inspector, his posters are being sent to all the districts through DCRB. It is worth noting that Ishrat was the wife of Shakeel Khan, an elderly hardware/lock merchant of Bone Godown area of Turkman Gate outpost area of Nigar Kotwali and she had gone to the Kotwali with her son Ishaan for passport verification. She reached Munshiyana around 2.30 in the afternoon and was talking to the Munshi (office policeman) present there. Then Munshi took out his service pistol from the Malkhana to Inspector Manoj Sharma.
The inspector fired the pistol while standing there, checking it. He feared that the chamber of the pistol was empty, but there was a bullet, which directly hit the neck near the temple of the woman Ishrat Nigar standing towards the door. She fell down as soon as the bullet hit her. Since then he was undergoing treatment in the medical college. On Tuesday, the doctors tried for two hours to operate on his head and clean it. Ishrat Nigar did not regain consciousness from the very first day and was in a coma-like state. Ishrat Nigar’s condition started deteriorating from Wednesday afternoon and she was declared dead at around 10 pm. Principal of JN Medical College, Prof. Arif M Khan has confirmed the death of the woman.
Munshi was also considered very responsible for this incident.
Let us tell you that in the departmental investigation, Munshi Sudeep Kumar, who gave the pistol to the Inspector, has also been considered responsible for the incident. He was suspended on the day of the incident itself. CO First Abhay Pandey said that in this entire matter a departmental inquiry was conducted against Munshi Sudeep, resident of Etawah Fatehpur. It has been revealed that Sudeep did not have the job of passport. Still he called and called the woman to the police station. Meanwhile, the constable carelessly took out the pistol and handed over the magazine to the inspector without separating it. After this, both the inspector and the clerk ran away after the incident, whereas they had to assist in taking the woman to the hospital when she was injured. In this investigation, evidence of criminal negligence has been found from the conduct before and after the incident, on the basis of which he has been sent to jail. Along with issuing non-bailable warrant from the court, a reward of twenty thousand rupees has also been announced on the absconding inspector. CO I Abhay Pandey has confirmed that the poster has been issued and Munshi has been arrested and sent to jail. Meanwhile, SSP Kalanidhi Naithani said that the woman injured by the inspector’s bullet has died. Late night the doctors declared him dead. Now after completing the process of post-mortem etc. the body will be handed over to the family.