“My Son Committed Unforgivable Sin”: Vikas Dubey’s Father Supports Police Action

Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh):

“The Uttar Pradesh administration has done the right thing by taking action against my son,” stated an previous and feeble Ram Kumar Dubey, father of gangster Vikas Dubey.

The father stated his son killed eight police officers and it was an unforgivable sin.

“Had he listened to us, his life would not have ended this way. Vikas never helped us in any way. Due to him, even our ancestral property was razed to the ground. He also killed eight policemen, which is an unforgivable sin. The administration has done the right thing. Had they not done so, tomorrow others would have acted similarly,” Ram Kumar informed ANI.

“It is the chief minister’s duty to protect every individual. The police is an extension of that. He attacked them which cannot be forgiven. I will not even take part in his cremation,” he added.

Ram Kumar Dubey stated that his solely enchantment to the federal government is to permit him entry to his ancestral property now.

Vikas Dubey was cremated at Bhairav Ghat in Kanpur. His spouse, youthful son and brother-in-law have been current and no different member of his household attended the final rites.

Vikas Dubey was arrested by the police in Ujjain on Thursday morning. He was on the run for the final six days and had come to the town to supply prayers at a temple, the place he was recognized by a safety guard.

He was killed in an encounter by the Uttar Pradesh Police earlier right this moment after he “attempted to flee”.

The gangster was the principle accused within the encounter that happened in Bikru village in Chaubeypur space of Kanpur final week, wherein a bunch of assailants opened fireplace on a police crew, which had gone to arrest him.

Eight police personnel have been killed within the encounter.

Vikas Dubey managed to flee after the incident. Uttar Pradesh police had launched a hunt and raised a bounty on him for Rs 5 lakh.

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