Chhatrasal Stadium murder case: Delhi Police on lookout for Sushil Kumar and other suspects

By  Rajan Nath May 6th 2021 12:52 PM -- Updated: May 6th 2021 01:09 PM

The Delhi Police has been looking to trace two-time Olympic medallist Sushil Kumar and other suspects in the Chhatrasal Stadium murder case in which one person was assassinated while many were left injured.

Dr Guriqbal Singh Sidhu, Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police-I, North West District, Delhi said that several teams have been constituted to trace the suspects including Sushil Kumar.

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Delhi Police has been looking to trace two-time Olympic medallist Sushil Kumar and other suspects in the Chhatrasal Stadium murder case.

The police has been investigating the role of wrestler Sushil Kumar as allegations have been made against him. "We have sent our team to his residence but he was not found,” the police said.

Besides, one double-barrel loaded gun with five live cartridges, two wooden sticks have been recovered in one of the five vehicles inspected by the Delhi Police.

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The police said in a statement that it seized all five vehicles and recovered weapons. Meanwhile, the matter of the Chhatrasal Stadium murder case was being investigated.

On Tuesday, an incident of a brawl among wrestlers was reported in which some wrestlers were injured. They had been admitted to a hospital while one of them died during the treatment.

Delhi Police has been looking to trace two-time Olympic medallist Sushil Kumar and other suspects in the Chhatrasal Stadium murder case.

However, Indian wrestler Sushil Kumar has denied the allegation. He said that his wrestlers were not involved in the fight that took place inside Chhatrasal Stadium.

He said that they informed police officials that some unknown people jumped into their premises and fought. There has been no connection of our stadium with this incident, Sushil told ANI.

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