JHANSI: Aaban Ahmed, the youngest son of slain gangster-politician Atiq Ahmed, was killed in a road accident on the Jhansi-Kanpur highway on Thursday morning. The crash occurred in the Poonch police station area shortly after entering Jhansi district, where Aaban was reportedly on his way to meet his brother in jail.

Police recovered personal belongings from the mangled vehicle, including books by Russian author Fyodor Dostoevsky and Iranian-American writer Marjan Kamali. Authorities clarified that these literary works have no connection to the crash investigation and were collected purely as part of his personal effects.

Key details surrounding the incident and medical findings include:

Recovered Effects: Circle Officer Moth Sunil Kumar Sharma confirmed forensic teams took custody of items from the car, which included Dostoevsky's works on crime and psychology, as well as Kamali's novel set during the 1953 Tehran coup. Medical Report: A postmortem panel of three doctors found that Aaban sustained about two dozen injuries, suffering severe damage to his liver, lungs, and spleen, which caused fatal internal bleeding.

Injuries to Associate: Aaban's associate, Sonu, suffered a major head fracture along with fractures in both hands. Hand over: Postmortem procedures were completed Thursday night, after which authorities handed the bodies over to family members.