
Son of Indian Politician Atiq Ahmed Denied Bail in Extortion Case
A court has refused bail to Mohammad Umar, son of the late politician Atiq Ahmed, in connection with an extortion complaint filed in April 2023.
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A court has refused bail to Mohammad Umar, son of the late politician Atiq Ahmed, in connection with an extortion complaint filed in April 2023.

Aban, son of late gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmed, and his friend were killed when their car was flung into the air and overturned in a deadly crash in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh.
The Allahabad High Court has granted parole to Atiq Ahmed's jailed sons, Umar and Ali, allowing them to attend the burial of their younger brother, Abaan Ahmed, who died in a road accident.

Abaan, son of the late gangster Atiq Ahmed, is expected to be buried near his father's grave in Prayagraj after Friday prayers, with increased police surveillance around the graveyard.

Several fatal accidents occurred, including Atiq Ahmed's son killed in a car crash in Uttar Pradesh, two Kanwariyas killed in UP, a fatal car crash near Zagreb, a cyclist killed in Vienna, and a train accident in Nagyszentjános.
The Allahabad High Court has denied the bail plea of Mohammad Umar, the eldest son of Atiq Ahmed, who faces serious allegations of extortion and threats from a case filed last year.

A candidate backed by JI-PTI achieved an upset victory in Dhirkot, defeating Sardar Atiq Ahmed Khan, whose family had dominated the constituency for 70 years, by over 21,000 votes.

A friend of gangster Atiq Ahmed's son, Abaan Ahmed, described the car crash in Uttar Pradesh's Jhansi that killed Abaan. The friend stated that the car was speeding and the driver lost control, causing it to crash into a divider.

Police reported that the driver suffered a 'momentary blackout' before a high-speed crash that killed Atiq Ahmed's 20-year-old son, Abaan, and another occupant.
A dashcam recording has captured the moment Abaan Ahmed's vehicle sped dangerously before losing control and crashing in Jhansi, resulting in the deaths of Abaan and Sonu. The car veered after passing a pickup truck.
Following the tragic death of Atiq Ahmed's son, Aaban Ahmed, in a road accident, police found books by Fyodor Dostoevsky and Marjan Kamali, including novels about the Tehran coup, among his personal belongings in the vehicle.

The son of gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmed is expected to be buried near his father's grave in Prayagraj after Friday prayers, with police increasing surveillance around the graveyard amid the possibility of his absconding mother's visit.
Abaan, the son of slain gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmed, was killed in an SUV crash in Jhansi while reportedly en route to meet his jailed brother. Conflicting accounts have emerged regarding the cause of the fatal accident.