The accused could not be brought before the court due to the unavailability of police forces. (File)
Delhi’s Patiala House Court has issued production warrants for the accused individuals Neelam Azad, Manoranjan D, Sagar Sharma, Lalit Jha, Amol Shinde, and Mahesh Kumawat.
The accused individuals were unable to appear before the court due to the non-availability of police forces.
Link judge Sudhanshu Kaushik has issued a production warrant and directed the jail authorities to present the accused on January 31.
Delhi police has filed an application seeking the production of all the accused individuals from judicial custody.
On January 13, 2024, the court remanded all six accused individuals in the parliament security breach case to judicial custody until Saturday.
During the previous hearing, accused Neelam Azad informed the court that a female officer had forcibly obtained her signature on 52 blank papers.
Her counsel, Suresh Chaudhary, also stated that this had happened before.
The court instructed the counsel to file an appropriate application, and counsel for Neelam Azad subsequently submitted an application.
Special public prosecutor (SPP) Akhand Pratap Singh objected to the allegations and submissions made by the accused individuals.
The court recorded the statements made by the counsels.
On January 5, five out of the six accused individuals consented to a polygraph test. However, Neelam Azad refused to undergo the test.
In addition, accused individuals Manoranjan and Sagar agreed to a narcotics analysis and brain mapping test.
The Special Public Prosecutor (SPP), Akhand Pratap, argued that a polygraph test should be conducted on all six accused individuals, along with narco and brain mapping tests for Manoranjan and Sagar.
Legal Aid Counsel (LAC) Amit Shukla questioned the necessity of narcotics and brain mapping tests for Manoranjan and Sagar.
The SPP stated that it was advised by an expert, and they were bound by that recommendation.
All the accused individuals have been arrested in connection with the Parliament Security Breach case and are currently in police custody. This case relates to a security breach that occurred on the anniversary of the Parliament attack on December 13.
Waiting for response to load…
The court has directed jail authorities to produce the accused involved in the parliament security breach. The accused individuals, who allegedly violated the security protocols of the parliament, will now be presented before the court for further legal proceedings. The court’s decision aims to ensure proper investigation and justice in this case.
Disclaimer: Only the headline and content of this report may have been reworked by Newsearay, staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed. The Article was originally published on Source link
