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Life Convict Found Disguised As Sadhu

Life Convict Found Disguised As Sadhu
Life Convict Found Disguised As Sadhu. He Had Jumped Bail 37 Years Ago · NDTV

A man named Rajesh, who was sentenced to life in prison for an acid attack in 1986, disappeared after being released on bail.

He lived for 37 years as a monk in different religious places.

Recently, he was caught in Madhya Pradesh using special police tools that checked his fingerprints.

He had hurt two men by throwing acid on them while they were going to their jewelry shop.

The police found him and sent him to jail.

Key facts

Convict's Name
Rajesh alias Raju
Original Crime
Acid attack in 1986
Sentence
Life imprisonment and 7 years for attempt to murder
Location of Arrest
Gayatri Shaktipith, Shivpuri district, Madhya Pradesh
Years Absconding
37 years
Surveillance Tool Used
National Automated Fingerprint Identification System (NAFIS)

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Superintendent of Police (SP) Rajesh Dwivedi

Superintendent of Police (SP) in Madhya Pradesh

“The convict, Rajesh alias Raju, was traced and arrested from the Gayatri Shaktipith in Shivpuri district, 37 years after he jumped bail.”
NDTV
“A case was registered against Rajesh under erstwhile IPC sections 326 (causing grievous hurt using corrosive substance) and 307 (attempt to murder). He was later convicted on May 30, 1988, and sentenced to life imprisonment along with a seven-year term for attempt to murder.”
NDTV

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