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RANCHI: In a serious improvement, 11 out of the 13 individuals accused in Tabrez Ansari mob-lynching case have been held responsible by a Saraikela Court in Jharkhand.
According to the prosecution lawyer Altaf Hussain — representing Tabrez Ansari’s spouse Shahista Parveen — two of the accused individuals have been acquitted by Additional Session Judge Amit Shekhar as no proof was discovered in opposition to them. The advocate stated that the choice over the quantum of punishment can be taken on July 5.
One of the accused individuals – Kushal Mahli died throughout trial whereas the remaining 10 have been despatched to jail instantly after their conviction, he stated.
“Out of the 13 people accused in the case, the court of additional session judge Amit Shekher on Tuesday held 10 of them guilty under section 304 of IPC, while the other two – Sumanto Mahto and Satyanarayan Nayak, were acquitted,” stated advocate Altaf Hussain.
“I am confident that all the convicted persons will be sentenced to life imprisonment,” the advocate stated.
The police had dropped homicide costs in opposition to all of the 13 accused within the mob lynching case and transformed it into certainly one of culpable murder not amounting to homicide (Section 304 of the IPC) on the premise of postmortem, medical and forensic stories which stated 24-year-old Ansari died of cardiac arrest. The post-mortem report, ready earlier by the medical board within the case, instructed that the
stress-induced cardiac arrest was what killed Tabrez Ansari on June 22.
Notably, 24-year-old Ansari was thrashed for a number of hours after being tied to a pole and compelled to chant ‘Jai Shri Ram’ and ‘Jai Bajrang Bali’ on June 18, 2019, on suspicion of stealing a motorbike with two different individuals at Dhatkidih village in Seraikela-Kharsawan district when he and two of his associates
allegedly tried to enter a home with the intention of committing theft.
The police reached the spot the following morning and took Ansari to jail on the premise of a criticism lodged by the villagers. When Ansari’s situation deteriorated in jail, he was taken to the Sadar Hospital in Seraikela-Kharsawan, the place he was identified with a number of accidents.
Later, he was referred to the Tata Main Hospital in Jamshedpur the place he died on June 22.
RANCHI: In a serious improvement, 11 out of the 13 individuals accused in Tabrez Ansari mob-lynching case have been held responsible by a Saraikela Court in Jharkhand.
According to the prosecution lawyer Altaf Hussain — representing Tabrez Ansari’s spouse Shahista Parveen — two of the accused individuals have been acquitted by Additional Session Judge Amit Shekhar as no proof was discovered in opposition to them. The advocate stated that the choice over the quantum of punishment can be taken on July 5.
One of the accused individuals – Kushal Mahli died throughout trial whereas the remaining 10 have been despatched to jail instantly after their conviction, he stated.googletag.cmd.push(perform() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
“Out of the 13 people accused in the case, the court of additional session judge Amit Shekher on Tuesday held 10 of them guilty under section 304 of IPC, while the other two – Sumanto Mahto and Satyanarayan Nayak, were acquitted,” stated advocate Altaf Hussain.
“I am confident that all the convicted persons will be sentenced to life imprisonment,” the advocate stated.
The police had dropped homicide costs in opposition to all of the 13 accused within the mob lynching case and transformed it into certainly one of culpable murder not amounting to homicide (Section 304 of the IPC) on the premise of postmortem, medical and forensic stories which stated 24-year-old Ansari died of cardiac arrest. The post-mortem report, ready earlier by the medical board within the case, instructed that the
stress-induced cardiac arrest was what killed Tabrez Ansari on June 22.
Notably, 24-year-old Ansari was thrashed for a number of hours after being tied to a pole and compelled to chant ‘Jai Shri Ram’ and ‘Jai Bajrang Bali’ on June 18, 2019, on suspicion of stealing a motorbike with two different individuals at Dhatkidih village in Seraikela-Kharsawan district when he and two of his associates
allegedly tried to enter a home with the intention of committing theft.
The police reached the spot the following morning and took Ansari to jail on the premise of a criticism lodged by the villagers. When Ansari’s situation deteriorated in jail, he was taken to the Sadar Hospital in Seraikela-Kharsawan, the place he was identified with a number of accidents.
Later, he was referred to the Tata Main Hospital in Jamshedpur the place he died on June 22.
