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Vikram Goud grilled
The police officials who interrogated former Minister M Mukesh Goud’s son Vikram Goud on Wednesday tried to reconstruct the scene by grilling him during his one-day custody
Hyderabad: The police officials who interrogated former Minister M Mukesh Goud’s son Vikram Goud on Wednesday tried to reconstruct the scene by grilling him during his one-day custody.
According to sources, after taking him into custody from Chanchalguda jail, the police took him to Osmania General Hospital for medical examination. Later took him to Banjara Hills police station and continued questioning him till the evening.
The police team tried to get clarity on some missing links of the case. They questioned him over number of bullets bought from Indore (Madhya Pradesh), as he had earlier claimed that only three bullets were bought. On the other hand, another accused contradicted it in his statements, as he had mentioned that 20 bullets were bought for the purpose.
Another question, which was raised by the police during the interrogation, is about the Rs 50 lakh contract for shooting. Since he claimed to have spent Rs 13 lakhs during the entire operation, the police questioned him about the remaining money.
They asked him if he had access to the remaining money or hid somewhere, so as to distribute after the accomplishment of the act. Meanwhile, the other five accused in the case were also questioned on the first day of their custody. The interrogation of them will continue for another two days, since the police received three days custody of them.
