Mohammed Nalpad Haris is accused of assaulting a 24-year-old youth at a restaurant. (Photo | Twitter) 
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The police, investigating the attempt to murder case involving Mohammed Haris Nalapad, have said that the complaint against him is of priority for them and not the counter-complaint.

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BENGALURU: The police, investigating the attempt to murder case involving Mohammed Haris Nalapad, have said that the complaint against him is of priority for them and not the counter-complaint filed against the victim— Vidvat.DCP (Central) Chandragupta said on Tuesday that though there was a counter-complaint filed by a co-accused Arun Babu against Vidvat, investigation into the attempted murder case will be their priority.

“The counter-complaint will also be probed, but our focus is on the attempt to murder case as it is more serious.” When reporters asked him whether the police will open history sheet against Nalapad as his name figured in other cases in the past, the DCP said. “If anyone comes forward to file a complaint against him, we will take it up. On opening a history sheet we will decide after the probe in this case is completed.” He said all seven arrested persons had confessed to assaulting Vidvat.

“The probe so far has established that there was an assault on Vidvat at Farzi Café. We are not sure what triggered the incident and who assaulted whom first,” he said. In connection with the assault on media persons at Cubbon Park police station on Monday, he said that Maahir of Ashoknagar was arrested.

The accused 
Arun Babu (28)
Runs a juice shop
Manjunath (31) Driver/bouncer
Mohammed Afroz Ashraf (23) Businessman
Balakrishna (25) Driver
Abhishek (23)Businessman
Nafi Mohammed Nasir (28)
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