Archive · 23 Aug 2026
Hyderabad Police File 3,700-Page Charge Sheet in Advocate Murder
Police in Hyderabad have filed a very large chargesheet about advocate Khaja Moizuddin’s death.
They say the killing was connected to a long-running dispute over Waqf properties.
Police accuse Mujahid Alam Khan and his father, Mahboob Alam Khan, of arranging and paying for the murder.
The alleged payment was ₹15 lakh.
Investigators say a group used an SUV and tried to make the death look like an accident.
The police say they found evidence showing it was actually a murder.
The evidence includes recordings, phone records and vehicle-related information.
Two people named in the case have not yet been arrested.
Moizuddin’s son is asking the Telangana High Court to cancel Mahboob Alam Khan’s bail.
Police allege Khaja Moizuddin was killed over litigation involving Waqf properties.
The chargesheet claims Mujahid Alam Khan and his father offered a ₹15 lakh supari for the murder.
Investigators allege a hired gang used an SUV and tried to make the killing appear accidental.
The 3,700-page chargesheet includes digital, video, audio, call-record and location evidence.
Two suspects remain absconding, while Khaja Moizuddin’s son seeks cancellation of Mahboob Alam Khan’s bail.
- Who
- Advocate Khaja Moizuddin was killed; police accuse Mujahid Alam Khan, Mahboob Alam Khan and other alleged gang members in the case.
- What
- Hyderabad Police filed a 3,700-page chargesheet alleging a conspiracy and ₹15 lakh supari to murder Moizuddin.
- When
- The murder occurred on May 23; the chargesheet was filed within the statutory 90-day period. The bail challenge was scheduled for August 27.
- Where
- The case was filed before the XII Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate at Nampally, Hyderabad, and the bail challenge is before the Telangana High Court.
- Why
- Police allege the murder resulted from litigation and disputes involving Anwar-ul-Uloom, Madrassa Aizza and Mumtaz Yarudowla Waqf properties.
Police and Complainant’s Allegations
Accused’s Legal Position
Responsibility for the killing
Police and Complainant’s Allegations
Police allege that Mujahid Alam Khan and his father, Mahboob Alam Khan, planned, financed and facilitated the murder by hiring a gang.
Accused’s Legal Position
The accused’s side is represented in the article through Mahboob Alam Khan’s existing bail; the article does not provide a detailed denial of the charges.
Nature of the death
Police and Complainant’s Allegations
Investigators say the accused tried to make the killing appear to be an accident but that evidence established it was murder.
Accused’s Legal Position
The article does not report the accused’s account of how Moizuddin died.
Bail
Police and Complainant’s Allegations
M.S. Farhan, Moizuddin’s son and the de-facto complainant, is seeking cancellation of Mahboob Alam Khan’s bail, describing him as an alleged lead conspirator.
Accused’s Legal Position
A sessions court previously granted Mahboob Alam Khan bail subject to conditions.
- Chargesheet length
- 3,700 pages
- Alleged payment
- ₹15 lakh supari, according to police allegations
- Case number
- Crime No. 206 of 2026
- Investigating agency
- Hyderabad City Police
- Alleged motive
- Litigation and disputes over Waqf properties
- Absconding accused
- Hasan Bin Ali Yafai, alias Chaush, and Mohammed Muneer
- Bail challenge
- M.S. Farhan has sought cancellation of Mahboob Alam Khan’s bail before the Telangana High Court