Shocking Murder of BJP Leader Gulfam Singh Yadav: poison Injected by Bike Gang?

Gulfam Singh Yadav, a leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party, passed away Monday afternoon in the Sambhal region of Uttar Pradesh after being poisoned by three unidentified people. On his way to the hospital, the BJP leader, who used to be the regional vice president of the party's western Uttar Pradesh branch, died suddenly.

Gulfam Singh Yadav was sitting at his farm in Daftara village, which is under the jurisdiction of the Junawai police station, when three persons rode up on a bike and gave him an injection of the drug, according to Gunnaur's Circle Officer Deepak Tiwari, as reported by news agency PTI.

The manner in which Gulfam Singh Yadav killed

As reported by officials, three males came on a bike to meet Gulfam Singh Yadav on Monday at noon when he was seated in his courtyard. They sat next to Yadav, introduced each other, and asked how he was doing. Additionally, they requested and drank water, following which Yadav fell down.

 According to Live Hindustan, one of those individuals then allegedly gave Yadav a lethal injection in his stomach before running away. After then, Yadav's condition began to worsen, and his cried shouts caught the attention of his family and others around. After telling the police, Yadav's son took him to a nearby health structure, where Aligarh Medical College was recommended. But Yadav died away an way.

As stated by Circle Officer Deepak Tiwari, Yadav's family has not filed an official complaint, according to PTI. Yadav passed away on the way to Aligarh, where he got treatment. The victim's family has not yet filed a formal complaint. "The case is being investigate by a police team," he stated.

 Based to the Live Hindustan report, the forensic team has gathered data from the area, including a helmet and an empty injection. To find the criminals, CCTV camera footage is being examined, and the BJP leader's shoes and glasses have been sent for forensic analysis, said SP Krishna Kumar Bishnoi.

During the post-mortem at Aligarh Medical College, the reason of Yadav's death was unclear. His primary organs, the internal organs, have been saved.

Yadav had run against Mulayam Singh Yadav of the Samajwadi Party on a BJP ticket in the 2004 by-election in the Gunnaur assembly constituency. His partner hails from Dabhaura, Himachal, and is a three-time Pradhan.