Noida: Farmers have approached the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) for “illegal detention” more than 40 people for three days of protest marching to the Noida Authority Office last week.
Sunil Awana lawyer, representing Sukhvir Pahelwan farmer leader, in complaints has alleged that around 40 farmers detained under the CRPC 151 (2) section on August 31 or on September 1 and September 2, and have not been released after 24 hours.
The CRPC 151 (2) section said no person who was detained must be held for a period of exceeding 24 hours since he was picked up unless further detention or authorized under other CRPC provisions or from other laws for time was in force.
However, advocates and members of the farmer’s family detained, however, the suspicion that the police delayed the liberation of farmers by deliberately doing hours and orders for releasing farmers.
“After someone was arrested under the CRPC 151 (2), his personal bond could be filled with his lawyer and submitted to the Magistrate Court.
However, when the lawyer and family members approached Magistrate Court in Surajpur, officials asked to visit the Judge Office in Sector 6.
Family Members And the lawyer was made to run here and there, which delayed the submission of private bonds.
Despite the fact that there was no personal bond to be conveyed by a lawyer who represented the defendant, the police delayed the release to weaken the protest, “he said.
Karaamveer accused that the release order was issued on Monday and Tuesday for only 22 farmers after Lukstar Jailor asked the police not to send farmers in bulk because they had to make special preparations in prisons that remember the Covid protocol.
The additional commissioner of the police (law and order) Cinta Kumar said some farmers had been released on Tuesday after their private bonds were received by the police.
ACP-1 (central noida) Abdul Qadir said, “their personal bonds came on Monday and their release orders were issued on Tuesday,” he said.
Detained for more than 24 hours: farmers to NHRC
