MEERUT: Allahabad High Court has issued an exhibition notice to a police officer after it appears that he misstep that a Muslim man from Roorkee is a “feared criminal” who had previously been ordered under a tight gangster in a police station in the district of Amruh, resulting in He was denied guarantees for three months.
The court found that the Thana police station – Akbarabad – mentioned by no bijnor police officers.
Manavvar (who only used his first name) was arrested from his house in Roorkee by Bijnor police on the night on March 31 when he was busy playing with his seven-month-old son.
The 30-year-old car mechanic is accused of being part of the automatic lift gang between countries.
“During his warranty hearing at the Bijnor Court in April, the police told the court that Manavvar was a scary criminal,” his lawyer told toi.
Manavvar was rejected after a guarantee after he approached the Allahabad High Court.
On June 25, the additional government advocate (AGA) based on instructions received by Bijnor police officers told the court that the defendant had a case against him in 2015 under the Gangsani law at the Akbarabad police station in Amroha.
Men denied guarantees for the case above Thana did not exist
