Bondi Beach Shooting: Indian Passport Holder Linked to Hyderabad

A shocking revelation has emerged in connection with the recent terror attack at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia. The incident occurred on Sunday when members of the Jewish community were celebrating a festival, triggering global concern and condemnation.

According to officials, Sajid Akram (50) and his son Naveed Akram (24) opened indiscriminate fire at the location. Security forces rushed to the spot immediately after receiving information about the attack. During the ensuing encounter, Naveed Akram sustained serious injuries and is currently undergoing treatment under tight security, while Sajid Akram was killed on the spot.

In a significant development, authorities discovered that Sajid Akram was using an Indian passport, reportedly obtained from Hyderabad. This revelation has drawn widespread attention and raised several questions about his background and movements.

Citing officials from the Australian Bureau of Immigration, international media reports stated that Sajid Akram had traveled to Palestine between November 1 and November 28 using his Indian passport, while his son Naveed was traveling on an Australian passport. Initially, there were reports suggesting possible links to Pakistan, but these claims have since been clarified.

Investigations have revealed that Sajid Akram first arrived in Australia in 1998 on a student visa. Over the past 25 years, he is said to have visited Hyderabad twice. His son Naveed was reportedly born in Australia.

Amid these reports, the Telangana Director General of Police (DGP) office released an important statement to clarify the facts. According to the DGP office, Sajid Akram went to Australia 27 years ago on a student visa and pursued a B.Com degree. After settling there, he married a European woman, Venera Grosso, and the couple has two children a son and a daughter both of whom are Australian citizens.

The DGP office further stated that Sajid Akram did not maintain significant contacts in Hyderabad. It was confirmed that after moving to Australia, he visited India six times, primarily in connection with family property matters. The statement also emphasized that there is no criminal record against him in Hyderabad.

Additionally, family members in Hyderabad reportedly told the authorities that they were unaware of any links between Sajid Akram and terrorist organizations.

Investigations into the incident are ongoing, with Australian authorities continuing to probe all possible angles related to the attack.

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