Guwahati: The 29-year-old model, which was given a guarantee in less than 12 hours after he crashed into eight roadside workers who left one of those who were injured sadly on Saturday night, did not appear before the investigative officer on Tuesday quoted health problems.
The police have asked for new Rajkanya to appear in front of them on Tuesday after the intervention Minister Himanta Buswa Sarma after sharp criticism of the police.
Mukut Kakoti, OC from the Police Station, said, “Family members have been looking for two weeks to appear when he underwent treatment at a private hospital.
Time has been given on a medical basis.” The police have written to Gautati Medical College and Hospital (GMCH ) To form a medical board to investigate health problems claimed by Rajoma.
Meanwhile, the sources in the police said an application had been transferred in court to add part in the case against Rajkanya.
Subrajyoti Bora, Deputy Commissioner of Police (District Police Guwahati Timur), said, “new costs can increase in this case.
Internal discussions are happening about how to move forward in this case.” The Jahati High Court lawyer Mahajan said, “In certain cases when Someone is released by guarantees by justice judges and after that if the investigation body finds material against people accused under the legal section / part of the law that cannot be aired and cannot be swallowed.
This is the task of Bounden from the Investigation Agency to follow the Authority of the Supreme Court Hon ‘ BLE with nomenclature Pradeep RAM versus the state of Jharkhand (2019) where it has been stated that Inter Alia that in such situations, the police to move the application below Section 437 (5) CRPC before the judge who guarantees the first example of seeking arrests and rights foster to the person accused.
“Bubul Choudhry, son of a cedoral worker Ra Imran Choudhury, filed a quarter against the 29-year-old model on Monday morning after he was given a guarantee.
One of the eight injured workers is currently undergoing treatment at GMC when his left foot was cut off by the impact of a speeding vehicle on Saturday night while the other legs had to be amputated.
The GMCH Inspector Abhijit Sarma said, “The patient is now stable after the amputation of his right foot.
We have to look after him in a few more days.
Other injured workers have been sent home from the hospital on Monday.”