Gangster Atiq Ahmed and brother Ashraf shot dead near Prayagraj Medical College

LUCKNOW: Atique Ahmed and Ashraf have been shot dead in Prayagraj. According to the information, the incident happened near Prayagraj Medical College. Both have got more than 10 bullets. The police have arrested two people. Atiq and Ashraf were taken for medical. Significantly, two days ago, his son Asad had died in an encounter.

Gangster Atiq Ahmed and his brother Ashraf Ahmed were shot dead while they were being taken for a medical check-up in Uttar Pradesh's #Prayagraj . #AtiqueAhmed pic.twitter.com/BRXExv8YKK
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Atiq and his brother Ashraf have died in this shootout. Earlier, Atiq's son Asad Ahmed and shooter Ghulam were killed by the police in an encounter.

This incident occured near Prayagraj Medical College. A large number of police forces have been deployed at the spot.In a video that went viral,in which the assailants fired guns at Atiq's head. Police has also arrested 3 attackers in this connection. According to the information received, the attackers had arrived as fake media persons.

On Saturday, Atiq Ahmed and Ashraf were shot near the Medical College in Prayagraj. They were talking to the media when both were killed. Meanwhile, some people reached there posing as fake media persons and shot Ateeq and Ashraf at close range. Atik was shot in the head and as soon as the bullet hit, both the brothers fell on the ground and died on the spot. Police said that the police have arrested 3 people involved in the murder of both the brothers.

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