GURUGRAM: A city court docket on Tuesday acquitted gangster Binder Gujjar and 4 others in assets broker Raj Kumar Sethi’s murder case for loss of evidence. The crime, which came about on November 10, 2015, was caught on a CCTV digital camera, and Gujjar had confessed to have committed the crime in police custody.
The police failed to supply enough credible evidences against the gangster and different 4 regardless that investigators had recovered the murder weapon and the vehicle used by assailants to commit the crime.
Gujjar, one of the most notorious gangsters of Gurgaon, is the arch rival of gangster Sandeep Gadoli, who was killed in an alleged police come upon in Mumbai.
Additional periods judge RK Mehta on Tuesday acquitted Gujjar and 4 others after the witness in the case grew to become antagonistic and result of forensic checks of CCTV footage and arms grew to become out to be destructive.
Gujjar (42), a councillor from Ward 21 at the time of the incident, was accused of hiring contract killers for Rs 15 lakh to do away with Sethi (32), an aide of slain gangster Sandeep Gadoli.
Sethi had long gone out to distribute presents on the eve of Diwali in 2015 when he was stopped and shot through 4 shooters close to a petrol pump in Sector five. The murder was captured on a CCTV digital camera put in in the petrol pump, and the footage had long gone viral on social media.
On December five, 2015, police arrested Gujjar, two shooters — Maninder alias Monu (22) and Pawan alias Munna (23) — and others recognized as Sumit Kumar (24) and Nadeem (25).
Nadeem was an arms supplier, consistent with police. The fourth suspect, Sumit Kumar, is a resident of Manohar Nagar. Police had previous claimed that Nadeem had confessed to have equipped firearms to Gujjar for the murder.
During the interrogation, Gujjar had confessed to police that he had planned Raju’s murder to settle scores with rival gangster Gadoli. Sethi was Gadoli’s financer. “Two eyewitnesses grew to become antagonistic in the court docket… Everything (murder) was recorded through a CCTV cam and an accused had confessed his role. Despite this, the prosecution has didn't end up its charges,” stated Sunny Tanwar, the suggest for complainant, adding that the entirety was in public area, however the court docket delivers verdict on the foundation of evidences, which “was now not in our favour”.
The police failed to supply enough credible evidences against the gangster and different 4 regardless that investigators had recovered the murder weapon and the vehicle used by assailants to commit the crime.
Gujjar, one of the most notorious gangsters of Gurgaon, is the arch rival of gangster Sandeep Gadoli, who was killed in an alleged police come upon in Mumbai.
Additional periods judge RK Mehta on Tuesday acquitted Gujjar and 4 others after the witness in the case grew to become antagonistic and result of forensic checks of CCTV footage and arms grew to become out to be destructive.
Gujjar (42), a councillor from Ward 21 at the time of the incident, was accused of hiring contract killers for Rs 15 lakh to do away with Sethi (32), an aide of slain gangster Sandeep Gadoli.
Sethi had long gone out to distribute presents on the eve of Diwali in 2015 when he was stopped and shot through 4 shooters close to a petrol pump in Sector five. The murder was captured on a CCTV digital camera put in in the petrol pump, and the footage had long gone viral on social media.
On December five, 2015, police arrested Gujjar, two shooters — Maninder alias Monu (22) and Pawan alias Munna (23) — and others recognized as Sumit Kumar (24) and Nadeem (25).
Nadeem was an arms supplier, consistent with police. The fourth suspect, Sumit Kumar, is a resident of Manohar Nagar. Police had previous claimed that Nadeem had confessed to have equipped firearms to Gujjar for the murder.
During the interrogation, Gujjar had confessed to police that he had planned Raju’s murder to settle scores with rival gangster Gadoli. Sethi was Gadoli’s financer. “Two eyewitnesses grew to become antagonistic in the court docket… Everything (murder) was recorded through a CCTV cam and an accused had confessed his role. Despite this, the prosecution has didn't end up its charges,” stated Sunny Tanwar, the suggest for complainant, adding that the entirety was in public area, however the court docket delivers verdict on the foundation of evidences, which “was now not in our favour”.
Raj Kumar Sethi’s murder: Binder Gujjar, 4 others acquitted
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