Mumbai: Two days after the Bombay High Court set aside a special Nia Court order who lived for 25 days the guarantee given to Naresh Gaur, a defendant in the case of conquering the Antilia bomb, an appeal bench on Friday recorded his statement through his advice.
Will not act by guarantee order until December 15.
The reason: the National Investigation Agency (Nia) quickly appealed before the HC division bench who was looking for a Gaur.
Bench acknowledged the appeal, said it needed consideration.
On February 25, SUVs with 20 Gelatin sticks were found parked near the residence of Industrialis Mukesh Ambani, Antilia, and on March 4, the body owner of SUV, Mansukh Hiran, found in Kalwa Creek.
In March, Cricket Bookie Gaur based in Gujarat was arrested for allegedly buying a SIM card for the dismollation of police inspector’s assistant Sachin Waze, the prime was accused of scare cases of bombs, and specialist meeting of Sharma Pradeep.
Before the judicial judicial judicial and Kotwal nest, Nia Counsel Sandesh Patil said guarantee Gaur must be canceled and remained in a temporary order because the probe showed excellent evidence against it.
Patil claims that Waze wants to spread terror in the minds of industrialists and the wider community.
“He wants to rebuild his image as a supercop, therefore he asks Hiren …
to arrange a vehicle …
accused of [Waze] taking a vehicle in Thane and changing the number plate to match the industrialist convoy to Instil Further fear,” he said .
Patil added that it was from one of the SIM cards that Gaur had provided that phone call was made for Hiren and so, he was charged correctly for conspiracy.
However, the senior adviser to Gaur Shirish Gupte with Nikam anicet advocate urged that no order is still passed and disposable guarantee, their clients will surrender before the court if Nia succeeded in the cancellation of the guarantee.
Gupte said that even though 22 days had passed since the Guarantee Order of the Special Court, Gaur, a father of a child aged a year and “Permanent Residents Bhuj”, continued to remain in prison.
Gupte said Gaur had only been ordered for violations at the time, along with a criminal conspiracy, under the IPC 120B section.
HC, in the order, noted that Gaur was still in detention and Gupte, in court instruction, said that the appeal would be heard next Wednesday, the defendant would not succeed by filling out the formality to rise.
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HC accepted his statement.
Nia Counsel doesn’t press for stay.