2020 delhi riots: court frees Six, Slams Police for ‘False’ Case | Delhi News – Times of India

New Delhi: Acquitting Six Men in A 2020 Northeast Delhi Riot Case, A Court on Monday Criticized Delhi Police for Trampling the rights of the accused and requested the company of police to tax.The court of additional sessions judge parveen singh observed, “It is apparent Constable vikas, the only eyewitness of the case, is complete unrealiable Regarding these accused Persons. The court was hearing the case against the Six men, who was acced of being part of a riotous mob involved in arson on Feb 25, 2020, within the limits of new usmanpur police station. Police had filled a chargesheet against Ishu Gupta, Prem Prakash, Raj Kumar, Manish Sharma, Rahul and Amit.The judge said there was an “egregious padding” of evidence by the investment officer of the case, resulting in “Serious trampling” of the rights of the accusited. Calling this a “Saddening” installation, the court noted that despite the GLARING Defects, The Supervising Officers, The Station House Officer and the Assistant Commissioner of Police Concerned, Forwarded the Chargesheet in a Mechanical Manner. He addedThe prosecution’s case, which was live on the basis of the disclosures of the accused, fell apart, the judge pointed out. “I deem it approves that the copy of this judgment be sent to the commissioner of police for his perus, with a request to take remedial action,” He Directed.