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LOC issued against gangster Ayub
A look-out circular (LOC) has been issued on Monday against gangster and rowdy sheeter Ayub Khan alias Ayub of Kamatipura, who is involved in as many as 50 criminal cases under Hyderabad and Cyberabad Commissionerate limits. While searches are being carried out in different parts of the country, a proposal for LOC against him has been sent to DCP (Detective Department), Hyderabad.
Hyderabad: A look-out circular (LOC) has been issued on Monday against gangster and rowdy sheeter Ayub Khan alias Ayub of Kamatipura, who is involved in as many as 50 criminal cases under Hyderabad and Cyberabad Commissionerate limits. While searches are being carried out in different parts of the country, a proposal for LOC against him has been sent to DCP (Detective Department), Hyderabad.
Accordingly, his photographs have been circulated at all the airports, major ports, bus and railway stations. “He has been maintaining a gang with potential rowdies and anti-social elements in twin cities. In the year 2002, he had murdereda practicing advocate Mannan Ghori and was arrested along with his associate. He was in judicial custody for about three years and was released in 2005.
Subsequently to his release from jail in February 2005, he went absconding without attending the court trials and made desperate attempt to eliminate crucial witnesses. He was also involved in two criminal cases after his release from visakhapatnam Central Prison in 2014,” DCP (South) V Satyanarayana said.
