Christopher Bhatti - Age, Wiki and Bio

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Full name	Christopher Chenappa Bhatti

Christopher Bhatti played a key role for Abdul Karim Telgi in the 2003 Scam before his death in 2001 due to a money dispute.
He was the only educated member of his family as mentioned by his father, Chennaya Bhatti.
Known within his neighborhood for tabla playing, Bhatti also showcased his harmonica skills at the church.
Introduced to Telgi by his brother-in-law Arun Hurli, Christopher accepted a job offer at Telgi's counterfeit stamp paper manufacturing company in Tamil Nadu and also worked as his driver.
Parents revealed Christopher sent Rs. 2,000 monthly for household expenses during his time with Telgi.
Christopher allegedly misappropriated funds from Telgi's business with Suraj Butki and disappeared, leading Telgi to direct his associates to deal with him.
Christopher and Arun Hurli visited Telgi to settle a financial dispute but were met with torture that resulted in Christopher's death and disposal in Mahim Creek.
An investigation into Christopher's murder was initiated after Telgi's associate revealed details during the stamp paper scam investigation.
An SIT re-investigated Christopher's murder case alongside the stamp paper scam, using forensic evidence leading to Telgi's conviction in 2007 under IPC Section 304 Part II.