Agra: CCTV cameras installed in the place of the police station in KasGanj “did not function” when Mohammad Altaf was 22 years old found “hanging” from the knock on locking on November 9, the police said Uttar Pradesh in his response.
submitted according to the direction of the High Court of Allahabad (HC).
Affidavit was submitted on Saturday but did not come with a record, the state government told the court on Thursday.
Rises consisting of Justice Anjani Kumar Mishra and Justice Deepak Verma directed the government to submit a report on the status of the Magisterial Investigation ordered on November 10 last year in four days.
The next hearing date is February 8.
On Wednesday, HC had senied the police supervisor (SP) from KasGanj because it failed to respond to the CBI request in this case.
The court has warned forcing a “heavy cost” if it was not submitted the next day.
Advocate Mohammed Kumail Haider, appearing for the victim’s father Miyan Chand said, “In his response, KasGanj police have tried their best to hide and manipulate the facts and evidence.
The entry of a general diary from CCTV camera damage was recorded on January 4, 11 days after the court was looking for a reply from Sp.
“Haider said that the post-mortem report today seems to be” doubtful “and” produced “.
He added that photos of ligatur signs on the neck to prove death by hanging was not closed in a written statement.
“The police tried to postpone hearing in this case.
On December 23, the court has requested a response in 10 days.
After a tight warning in court, said Affidavit Lama finally appeared on Thursday.
We have sent answers to the same thing.
Courts have searched for investigation reports Magisterial, who was delayed for more than two months, “he said.
In his response, KasGanj police also attach a letter with a thumbs up on Chand Miyan, who had previously been a viral on social media.
It stated, “my child committed suicide when he was taken by the police to be questioned.
He suffered from depression …
I have no complaints against the police and my family do not want an investigation into this problem.” Chand Miyan previously told toi that he was “forced” by the police to give a thumbs up and record the video statement claiming that his son committed suicide.
Then, he was provided by RS 5 Lakh as a “compensation” by the police, he said.
On December 10, the written petition was transferred by Miyan, looking for the second CBI and post-mortem probe in Altaf’s body.
Miyan also looked for RS 1 Crore compensation because “the state failed to prevent his son’s death.” The bench was also asked to form a special investigation team monitored by the court.
Altaf has been accused of kidnapping a Hindu girl.
The police claimed that he suffocated himself in a key locked room by pressing his ax string to a 3-foot tap.
However, his family accused him that he was killed by the police.
A pine against the “unknown” police under Section 302 (murder) IPC was registered in the case after a complaint was carried out by Miyan in November.
SP previously suspended five police personnel on charges of negligence.