The second man to be charged with the murder of a Coimbatore man is Soiheem Hussain of the UK
The second man implicated in the death of Indian restaurant manager Vignesh Pattabi Raman in Reading, Soiheem Hussain, aged 27, has been charged with murder.
A Times of India story states that Hussain of Rossby, Shinfield, made an appearance at Reading Crown Court on Monday, where he was charged with one count of murder in relation to the passing of Raman, 36.
On Valentine’s Day, Raman, the manager of the South Indian restaurant Vel, was discovered dead on Reading’s Addington Road when his bike and a car collided.
The second guy accused of killing Raman is Hussain. On February 22, Shazeb Khalid, a 24-year-old without a definite address, showed up in the same courtroom and was also accused of killing Raman. No one made a plea. As to the report, both were placed in jail on remand.
According to prior reports, Raman was hit by a car on Valentine’s Day at about 11:50 p.m. According to the police, the motorist who left the scene allegedly assaulted the rider. The rider, subsequently recognized as Raman, was declared dead at the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
On February 19, Khalid was taken into custody on suspicion of murder. The seven males, who were all from Reading and were ages 20, 21, 24, 27, 31, 41, and 48, were reportedly detained on suspicion of aiding an offender but were subsequently freed on bond.
Prior to this, Thames Valley Police had emphasized the value of eyewitness reports and asked anybody with dash cam or CCTV evidence to help with the investigation. We’ve opened a murder inquiry in the wake of this. A senior investigating officer had previously said, “Our sympathies are with the man’s family and friends during this difficult time.
