Special public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam claimed police had enough proof against Shinde and two charge sheets had been filed against him so far in the case.

Advocate Ujjwal Nikam, Maharashtra's special public prosecutor in the Badlapur sexual assault case, stated that the accused Akshay Shinde became violent and fired at police after realising he could not escape the law.

After the killing of the main accused of Badlapur assault case by Maharashtra Police, Special Public Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam on September 24 said that police had enough proof against the accused so even if the matter had gone to court he would have got death penalty.

More than a month after Badlapur revolted over the sexual assault of two underage girls at a school, Akshay Shinde, the accused, was killed after firing at officers inside a police vehicle.

Akshay Shinde was killed after allegedly snatching a police gun during transport related to a sexual assault case. Following the incident, the Maharashtra CID is investigating the circumstances of his death,

After the killing of the main accused of Badlapur assault case by Maharashtra Police, Special Public Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam on4 said that police had enough proof against the accused so even if the matter had gone to court he would have got death penalty.

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The family members of Badlapur sexual assault case accused Akshay Shinde have challenged the police claim that he fired at a policeman first following which cops fired in self-defence which led to his death.

Maharashtra was rocked by protests last month over alleged sexual assault of two nursery school girls in Thane's Badlapur town. Akshay Shinde, 24, who was employed as a cleaning staffer was arrested as accused in the case.