In the murder case of photographer Vinay, also known as Bablu Poonekar, in Raj Nagar, a sensational revelation has emerged. The shooter, Hemant Shukla, implicated in the murder, is now linked to the theft of jewellery worth Rs 50 lakh from the house of Sakshi Grover's in-laws in Katni, Madhya Pradesh. Despite five days passing since the incident, the alleged shooter, Hemant Shukla, remains untraceable. Intensive efforts by police teams stationed in Raipur and Haryana are actively searching for him, yet his whereabouts remain unknown. The connection between Sakshi and Hemant originated at a gym in Katni, Madhya Pradesh.

Hemant, employed as an instructor, was dismissed from the gym after Sakshi's relatives discovered their association. Subsequently, Hemant moved to Raipur but maintained contact with Sakshi. About a year-and-a-half ago, Sakshi, facing familial challenges, confided in Hemant. Together, they orchestrated a plan to commit theft at her in-laws' residence in Katni. Hemant, following Sakshi's instructions, stole gold ornaments worth Rs 50 lakh during a night stroll. He was arrested after an initial investigation, only to resume contact with Sakshi after being released on bail. Sakshi relocated to Nagpur six months ago, during which time Hemant visited Nagpur multiple times. The duo was involved in a blackmailing racket targeting Poonekar for the past two years, creating a complex web of criminal activities. Last Saturday, Hemant boldly entered Poonekar's house in broad daylight, fatally shooting him twice.

The shocking incident unfolded, highlighting the sinister collaboration between Sakshi and Hemant. Sakshi, originally from Madhya Pradesh, lost her husband three years ago. She moved to her parents' residence in Nagpur, adding a layer of tragedy to her background. The police are actively engaged in the search for Hemant Shukla, aiming to apprehend him and bring justice to the victim's family. The unfolding details reveal a complex and intertwined narrative behind the heinous crime.