New Delhi: Police Delhi has initiated an investigation of alertness after the robbery family accused the suspicion that a group of police gave rise to their homes and battled dogs there, officials said on Wednesday.
During the dog battle, the robbery pet dog accused Prince Gill very injured and surrendered to injury, they said.
In the intended video that appears on the social media platform, a woman can be seen begging with a group of men, including those wearing a police uniform, to take a pitbull dog going and set aside their pet dog.
In that video, men can also be heard painful violations.
The problem was revealed when the robbery accused before the judge’s court that he was beaten in detention.
Gill made a shipment when he was produced in front of the court in the robbery case on December 9.
The court recorded in the order that the defendant’s mother and wife also alleged that five police officials had insulted their courtesy.
According to the court order, the police investigation has been ordered into this issue and commissioner with the police (the northern range) from Delhi police have been asked to submit a report in connection with the accusation.
On November 18, a case below section 392 (robbery), 379 (robbery or dacoity, with efforts to cause sad death or injury) and 34 (actions taken by several people in the continuation of general intentions) from the Indian punishment code registered At the police station begged where someone was robbed of Rs 28,000, according to the police.
On December 8, the police team reached the suspect’s house in Rohini in a robbery case based on CCTV recordings but the suspect Gill had locked himself in his house, police officials said.
“Despite the team’s request (the suspect’s family) refused to open the door.
Have no choice, the team broke the door and pitbull from the defendant began to attack the team on the command accused Senior police officer.
The defendant was then arrested and cash worth RS 92,000 recovered from his residence along with bicycles, helmets, and fake number plate used during the robbery commission, police said.
Gill was previously involved in 10 cases and punished in one case, they said.
Responding to the accusation of submission in the defendant’s house with Pitbull, the police have clarified that their team did not have a pitbull dog in their Rohini police district.
Other senior police officers said the investigation of alertness had begun in this matter and medical examination was carried out according to the protocol.