New Delhi: The court has slapped the fine of RS 25,000 in Delhi police and called his investigation into the case of Delhi riots “Callous and Fascical”.
Additional Judge Vinod Yadav directed that the amount of fines to restore from the Station House Officer (Sho) from the Bhajanpura police station and the supervisory officer, said that Tthey failed in their legal assignments.
The police challenged the command of the Masters court who had directed him to register pine in a complaint of a Mohammad Nasir, who lost his left after suffering a gunshot injury during the riots.
The researchers, however, stated that they did not need to register Separate fir because they had been registered before and there was no evidence of those who allegedly shoot him because they were not present in Delhi during the incident.
The judge pulled the police due to lack of efficacy and justice in the investigation and said that “has been done in the most casual, heartless, and funny way.” “This copy of the order was sent to the Delhi Police Commissioner to pay attention to the level of investigation and supervision in this issue and to take appropriate fixes under the intimacy to this court,” he added in the order of July 13.
The judge said that Mohammad Nasir was free to spend his medication available for him according to the law to get a separate FIR registered with respect to his complaint.
According to Advocate Mehmood Pracha, representing the defendant, a Naresh Tyagi allegedly fired a shot at Nasir, as a result he suffered a gunshot injury in the left eye.
Apart from the request, no FIR was registered by the police, after they moved the court to find the registration.
Delhi Riot Probe Callous and Farcical: Court
