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Accused in NRI Mother-Daughter Double Murder Case Escapes from Courtroom in Gandhinagar, Gujarat
The main accused in the case of double murder of NRI mother and daughter in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, escaped from a courtroom on Tuesday morning. Aamin Badshah Mansuri, 27, was arrested in May 2011 for killing his neighbours Madhu Trivedi, 52, and her daughter Nupur, 28, a doctor, in their house and stealing valuables on April 21. Nupur had come to Gandhinagar for her marriage from Florida, US, and her mother had accompanied her for shopping before the wedding. Mansuri managed to escape from a courtroom in Gandhinagar during the case's hearing on Tuesday morning.
Investigators said that Mansuri was close to the family and had made a plan to rob around 800 grams of gold ornaments that Nupur had bought for her wedding. Police had also arrested two more for their involvement in the crime and recovered Rs 7 lakh. Sector 7 police officials said that Mansuri was brought to the district court accompanied by police personnel on custody duty. Soon after he entered the courtroom, Mansuri fled from an exit and opened a sliding window. He then jumped off the window and fell on a tin roof above the court parking lot.
The incident highlights the need for better security measures and protocols in courtrooms and other public spaces to prevent such incidents from happening. It also underscores the challenges faced by law enforcement agencies in ensuring the safety and security of citizens, especially in cases involving violent crimes and high-profile suspects. The police's efforts to apprehend the accused and bring them to justice are commendable, and it is hoped that the case will serve as a reminder of the importance of upholding the rule of law and protecting the rights and dignity of all individuals, regardless of their background or status.
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