AIMIM Worker Fatally Stabbed Near Home in Hyderabad; Suspect Identified

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Md Mahboob Ali, a worker of the AIMIM party, was fatally stabbed by a group of assailants near his residence in Hyderabad. The attack occurred as he was returning from a nearby hotel, when six men arriving on two motorcycles stabbed him multiple times before fleeing. Local party leaders visited the scene and confirmed Ali's affiliation with AIMIM. Police have identified a prime suspect in the case and are actively working to apprehend those responsible.

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