Bondi Beach shooting: Terror suspect Sajid Akram tried for Australian citizenship several times but failed, say cops | Hyderabad News - The Times of India
Telangana police have revealed that Sajid Akram, accused in the deadly Sydney stabbing incident, had made multiple attempts to obtain Australian citizenship but was unsuccessful. According to investigators, Akram had been living in Australia for several years and repeatedly applied for citizenship through legal channels. However, his applications were reportedly rejected due to undisclosed reasons. Police sources stated that these repeated failures may have contributed to his frustration, although investigations are ongoing to determine the exact motive behind the violent act. The incident, which shocked the Indian community in Australia, led to swift action by Australian authorities, who arrested Akram shortly after the attack. Telangana police are coordinating with Australian officials to gather more information about his background, travel history, and activities prior to the incident. Officials emphasized that conclusions about motive will be drawn only after a thorough investigation.
The Key points
- Sajid Akram is accused in the Sydney stabbing incident.
- Telangana police shared new details about his background.
- Akram tried multiple times to gain Australian citizenship.
- All his citizenship applications were reportedly rejected.
- He had been residing in Australia for several years.
- Authorities are probing possible reasons behind the attack.
- Australian police arrested him soon after the incident.
- Indian and Australian agencies are cooperating closely.
- Investigators are examining his travel and personal history.
- Police say motive will be confirmed after full investigation.
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