Archive · 12 Jun 2025
Zeeshan Akhtar Detained in Canada Over Baba Siddique Murder Funding
Baba Siddique, a politician, was murdered.
Police have arrested 26 people involved, including the alleged shooter.
The investigation has led to the detention of Zeeshan Akhtar in Canada, who is accused of helping to pay for the murder.
Akhtar allegedly used multiple bank accounts to transfer funds and assist the attackers.
The police believe the killing was planned by Anmol Bishnoi, the brother of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi.
The motive may be linked to Siddique's previous relationships with individuals involved in criminal activity and Bollywood.
Zeeshan Akhtar was detained in Canada for allegedly helping to fund the murder of Baba Siddique.
Akhtar is accused of arranging weapons and providing shelter to the attackers.
Authorities believe Akhtar used multiple bank accounts to transfer funds to support the attackers.
26 people have been arrested in connection with the murder, including the alleged gunman.
Investigators believe the motive was related to Siddique's alleged past connections to underworld figures.
- Who
- Zeeshan Akhtar is accused of helping finance the murder of Baba Siddique. Baba Siddique was a senior politician and former Maharashtra minister. Anmol Bishnoi is believed to have orchestrated the murder.
- What
- Zeeshan Akhtar was detained for allegedly funding the murder of Baba Siddique.
- When
- Baba Siddique was murdered on the night of October 12th. Akhtar was detained on Wednesday.
- Where
- Akhtar was detained in Canada. The murder took place outside of Baba Siddique's son's office in Bandra (East), Mumbai.
- Why
- Investigators believe the motive was connected to Siddique’s alleged past connections with underworld figures.
Allegations
Facts
Akhtar's Involvement
Allegations
Zeeshan Akhtar is alleged to have played a key role in planning and financing Baba Siddique's murder.
Facts
No opposing view is explicitly stated in the provided articles.
- Victim
- Baba Siddique
- Accused
- Zeeshan Akhtar
- Location of Detention
- Canada
- Alleged Crime
- Funding of murder
- Motive (Suspected)
- Connections to underworld figures
- Number of Arrests
- 26