Coimbatore: The Additional Mahila Court here on Monday extended the custody of the judiciary from Lieutenant flight Amitesh Harmukh, 29, who was arrested on charges of raping a colleague by the All-Woman City City Police, until September 30.
During September 30.
During the trial, advice for Amitesh Harmukh Advocates N Sundaravadivelu filed a petition before additional Court Judge Mahila (responsible) Thilageswari and argued that the local police did not have territorial jurisdiction to investigate the case because the incident occurred at the air force administration college in red in the field city.
Officials from the Indian Air Force also submitted a petition before the court argued that they wanted to carry out investigations and military.
Police All-Woman Central City objected to it and were satisfied that the IAF failed to take appropriate action even after receiving complaints from survivors before he approached the police.
The IAF official was fighting said that the incident occurred in their place and both survived and Amitesh in service.
Flight lieutenants must be submitted to IAF, they said.
Amitesh will be tried under the Air Force Law and he cannot be arrested under civil law, they argue.
After hearing both parties, the court expanded Judicial resistance until September 30, when he would decide whether to submit a lieutenant flight to IAF or the city police will continue the investigation.
The police submitted the petition to find Amitesh’s custody for seven days, who had not yet come to hear.
The rape government, Lieutenant cadre officers also appeared in front of the court.
(The identity of the victim has not been revealed to protect its privacy according to the direction of the Supreme Court about cases related to sexual violence)
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