Rajan suspected Dey was giving info to Chhota Shakeel: Sources | |||||||
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 Slain senior crime reporter of the Midday, Jyotirmoy Dey. Rajan also suspected that during his recent trip to England, Dey had met an aide of his biggest rival Dawood Ibrahim - Iqbal Mirchi - who handles the fugitive criminal-turned-terrorist's business in London. The police have, however, denied any such meeting. During Dey's trip, he had broken away from the scheduled programme in London to meet somebody. Police were yet to ascertain the identity of the mystery man. Dey had gone on a 10-day trip organised by Raj Travels last month for which he paid Rs 45,000 in cash and an equal amount by cheque. Police have summoned Raj Travels officials for questioning in the case. Rajan was alarmed over this supposed meeting between Mirchi and Dey, as he thought that the latter was passing on information regarding him to Shakeel. After returning from England, Dey was also planning a trip to Philippines to meet Rajan and the latter feared it was a set up to bump him off. To prevent this, he got Dey killed, sources said. On the day of his murder, Dey had couriered documents related to his visa for Philippines to a Filipino tourism official in New Delhi. Over the phone, Dey had requested Rajan for a meeting during his trip to Philippines. Police were also scanning Dey's four e-mail accounts. In one of his mails, Dey had said "I am meeting that man". It was written while he was planning the trip to Philippines. The Mumbai Police's crime branch suspects that the "man" referred by Dey was Rajan. Dey was shot dead on June 11 while he was riding towards his home on a motorcycle. Acting under pressure after a series of protests, the Mumbai Police had on Monday claimed to solve the case and arrested seven people involved in the crime. They had, however, failed to elaborate the motive behind the murder. | |||||||
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