Chronology: How Muslim Passengers Were Gunned Down By Terrorist Chetan Singh

There is information that another victim of Chetan Singh’s bullet has succumbed to his injuries. He has been identified as Syed Saifullah. AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi tweeted about it.

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After shooting his senior Tika Ram Meena, RPF constable Chetan Singh killed three other travellers on the Jaipur-Mumbai Superfast Express train. The most significant part was, that all three deceased were not only in three different locations, but having beard, appearance wise, they all were visibly Muslims.

Well-known fact-checker Mohammed Zubair choronoligies the incident, especially the killing of three innocent Muslim passengers. It becomes more important to highlight it, as many news channels, basically the Godi media, (lapdog media) of India are claiming that killer Chetan Singh is mentally unstable.

The Alt News founder tweeted:

All three passengers Chetan Singh shot dead were Muslims with beards.

1. Chetan Singh went to three different coaches (B-5, PC, S-6) where he shot his senior Tika Ram and three bearded Muslim passengers.

2. Pic 2: At coach B-5, Chetan Singh armed with an automatic assault rifle shot from point-blank range at Abdul Kaderbhai Bhanpurwala (60) and his senior ASI Tikaram Meena (57).

3. Pic 3: After killing these two men in coach B-5, Chetan Singh crossed four other coaches from B-4 to B-1, leaving passengers in these compartments untouched before entering the pantry car where he shot dead a passenger who was identified as Sadar Mohammed Hussain.

4. Pic 4: From the pantry car, Chetan Singh then crossed two other coaches, S-8 and S-7, again leaving the passengers in them unscathed, before stopping at S-6. There, he trained his gun on another passenger Asghar Abbas Ali (35) and shot him dead.

After shooting Asghar Abbas Ali at S-6, Chetan Singh began a hate-filled rant against Muslims. “… Pakistan se operate hue ye, aur media yehi coverage dikha rahi hai, unko sab pata chal raha hai ye kya kar rahe hain… Agar vote dena hai, agar Hindustan mein rehna hai to mai kehta hoon, Modi aur Yogi, ye do hain.. (They operate from Pakistan, and the media is showing this coverage, they all know what they are doing… If you want to vote, if you want to live in India, then I say Modi and Yogi, these are the two)..”

There was a terror attack on the Jaipur-Mumbai train on Monday morning.

There is information that another victim of Chetan Singh’s bullet has succumbed to his injuries. He has been identified as Syed Saifullah. AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi tweeted about it.

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