AHMEDABAD: A unique CBI courtroom, hearing the discharge programs of former cops D G Vanzara and N Ok Amin in Ishrat Jahan alleged fake come upon case, is likely to move its order on August 7.
Special CBI courtroom Judge J Ok Pandya said the order, which used to be indexed for nowadays, can be passed on Tuesday.
The courtroom had closing month concluded hearing arguments of the 2 accused retired cops, the CBI and Ishrat's mother Shamima Kauser, who had challenged Vanzara's discharge plea.
Former Gujarat DIG Vanzara has sought discharge at the ground of parity with former in-charge DGP of the state P P Pandey, who used to be discharged in the case in February this year for need of proof in opposition to him.
In his plea, Vanzara had additionally claimed that the fee sheet filed through the central agency used to be "concocted" and there used to be "no prosecutable material" in opposition to him.
The former Gujarat ATS chief said statements of the witnesses were "highly suspicious".
Amin, who retired as the superintendent of police, sought his discharge at the ground that the come upon used to be genuine and that testimonies of witnesses produced through the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) were not reliable.
Ishrat's mother sought to oppose Vanzara's plea and told the courtroom that her daughter used to be "murdered following a conspiracy between high-ranking police officers and others holding powerful and influential positions".
She said Vanzara performed a "direct and key role" in the conspiracy behind the "staged encounter".
Jahan, a 19-year-old girl from Mumbra near Mumbai, and three others -- Javed Shaikh alias Pranesh Pillai, Amjadali Akbarali Rana and Zeeshan Johar -- were killed through the police in an "encounter" at the outskirts of Ahmedabad on June 15, 2004.
At that point, the police had claimed that the 4 had terror hyperlinks and plotted to kill the then Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi.
A Special Investigation Team, arrange through the Gujarat High Court, alternatively, concluded that the come upon used to be "fake".
Following this, the courtroom transferred the case, to begin with treated through the state police, to the CBI.
In the first fee sheet filed in 2013, the CBI named seven police officials, including IPS officials Pandey, Vanzara and G L Singhal, as accused.
All were booked for kidnapping, homicide and conspiracy, amongst other charges.
Vanzara used to be additionally named an accused in the alleged fake come upon case of Sohrabuddin Sheikh, a suspected gangster, and his aide Tulsiram Prajapati. He used to be discharged through a courtroom in Mumbai closing year.
Special CBI courtroom Judge J Ok Pandya said the order, which used to be indexed for nowadays, can be passed on Tuesday.
The courtroom had closing month concluded hearing arguments of the 2 accused retired cops, the CBI and Ishrat's mother Shamima Kauser, who had challenged Vanzara's discharge plea.
Former Gujarat DIG Vanzara has sought discharge at the ground of parity with former in-charge DGP of the state P P Pandey, who used to be discharged in the case in February this year for need of proof in opposition to him.
In his plea, Vanzara had additionally claimed that the fee sheet filed through the central agency used to be "concocted" and there used to be "no prosecutable material" in opposition to him.
The former Gujarat ATS chief said statements of the witnesses were "highly suspicious".
Amin, who retired as the superintendent of police, sought his discharge at the ground that the come upon used to be genuine and that testimonies of witnesses produced through the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) were not reliable.
Ishrat's mother sought to oppose Vanzara's plea and told the courtroom that her daughter used to be "murdered following a conspiracy between high-ranking police officers and others holding powerful and influential positions".
She said Vanzara performed a "direct and key role" in the conspiracy behind the "staged encounter".
Jahan, a 19-year-old girl from Mumbra near Mumbai, and three others -- Javed Shaikh alias Pranesh Pillai, Amjadali Akbarali Rana and Zeeshan Johar -- were killed through the police in an "encounter" at the outskirts of Ahmedabad on June 15, 2004.
At that point, the police had claimed that the 4 had terror hyperlinks and plotted to kill the then Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi.
A Special Investigation Team, arrange through the Gujarat High Court, alternatively, concluded that the come upon used to be "fake".
Following this, the courtroom transferred the case, to begin with treated through the state police, to the CBI.
In the first fee sheet filed in 2013, the CBI named seven police officials, including IPS officials Pandey, Vanzara and G L Singhal, as accused.
All were booked for kidnapping, homicide and conspiracy, amongst other charges.
Vanzara used to be additionally named an accused in the alleged fake come upon case of Sohrabuddin Sheikh, a suspected gangster, and his aide Tulsiram Prajapati. He used to be discharged through a courtroom in Mumbai closing year.
Ishrat case: Order on two ex-cops' discharge pleas likely on Aug 7
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