Badlapur sexual assault accused killed: What happened in police van | 10 points

Inspector Sanjay Shinde, who shot Badlapur sexual assault case accused Akshay Shinde, has claimed that the latter had warned that he would not spare anyone after grabbing a pistol inside a police van.
The Mumbra police in Thane registered a First Information Report against Akshay Shinde for ‘attempt to murder’ for opening fire on the police officer.
The FIR is based on the complaint of Sanjay Shinde, investigating officer of the SIT formed to probe the sexual assault of two kindergarten girls at a school in Badlapur, the case in which Akshay Shinde (24) was the accused.
Akshay’s family has challenged the police’s version, claiming that he died in a staged encounter. His father has moved the Bombay high court seeking a probe by an SIT.
The Opposition as well as the kin of Akshay Shinde on Tuesday picked holes in police’s version of his killing and accused the government of trying to shield the school management.
His mother and uncle had alleged on Monday night that it was a conspiracy by police and management of the Badlapur school where the alleged sexual assault had taken place.
Akshay could not have snatched the weapon of a policeman as claimed by officials, they said.