MUMBAI: Five males who didn't get bail for four-and-a-half years for kidnapping a teenager from Dharavi in 2014 have been sentenced to existence imprisonment by way of the sessions court on Friday. Irfan Khan Kureshi (46), Iliyas Khan (44), Wahid Jogi (30), Azad Mevu Khan (29) and Kasam Mevu Khan (29), from Haryana, have been nabbed by way of a Mumbai crime department workforce once they arrived in Rajasthan to assemble Rs five lakh ransom cash from the victim Pravin Gupta’s elder brother Pankaj, who was 19 then.
The investigating workforce submitted 315-page charge-sheet and 14 witnesses have been provided police safety in order that they don't flip adverse. Deputy commissioner of police (crime department) Dilip Sawant mentioned it was a large success as many components helped get the conviction within the shortest time. Senior inspector Ashok Khot (crime department unit V) supervised the case and attended all court hearings, mentioned Sawant.
Pankaj, a shoe store salesman, were given a decision from Rahul from Haryana on July 22, 2014, mentioning that they have been looking for a salesman to sell gold in Mumbai, for which he could be paid a good salary and high commission. Pankaj received another name on July 25, requesting any person who can lend a hand develop their gold trade. Pankaj despatched his brother to Faridabad, the place the gang kidnapped him on August 6.
A case was registered on August 6, 2018, with Shahu Nagar police station after Pankaj received the decision hard Rs five lakh, failing which his brother’s existence could be at risk. ACP Netaji Bopale supervised a workforce of inspector Sadanand Rane, assistant inspector Sampatrao Raut, sub-inspector Mahesh Bandgar and constable Prashant Vengulekar, and nabbed the accused on August 9, 2018 from Bharatpur.
Khot mentioned to begin with the accused were not in a position to turn the victim and despatched two males on a motorbike to assemble the cash. When Pankaj did not agree to provide the cash, 3 other males came in automobile with the victim, when the five have been caught.
The accused have been booked under Indian Penal Code sections 120 (B) (legal conspiracy), 342 (wrongful restraint), 364 (A) (kidnapping for ransom) and 387 (putting particular person in worry of dying or of grievous harm, to dedicate extortion).
IPS officer-turned-lawyer Y P Singh mentioned kidnapping with ransom was a major offence and the conviction was a good way.
The investigating workforce submitted 315-page charge-sheet and 14 witnesses have been provided police safety in order that they don't flip adverse. Deputy commissioner of police (crime department) Dilip Sawant mentioned it was a large success as many components helped get the conviction within the shortest time. Senior inspector Ashok Khot (crime department unit V) supervised the case and attended all court hearings, mentioned Sawant.
Pankaj, a shoe store salesman, were given a decision from Rahul from Haryana on July 22, 2014, mentioning that they have been looking for a salesman to sell gold in Mumbai, for which he could be paid a good salary and high commission. Pankaj received another name on July 25, requesting any person who can lend a hand develop their gold trade. Pankaj despatched his brother to Faridabad, the place the gang kidnapped him on August 6.
A case was registered on August 6, 2018, with Shahu Nagar police station after Pankaj received the decision hard Rs five lakh, failing which his brother’s existence could be at risk. ACP Netaji Bopale supervised a workforce of inspector Sadanand Rane, assistant inspector Sampatrao Raut, sub-inspector Mahesh Bandgar and constable Prashant Vengulekar, and nabbed the accused on August 9, 2018 from Bharatpur.
Khot mentioned to begin with the accused were not in a position to turn the victim and despatched two males on a motorbike to assemble the cash. When Pankaj did not agree to provide the cash, 3 other males came in automobile with the victim, when the five have been caught.
The accused have been booked under Indian Penal Code sections 120 (B) (legal conspiracy), 342 (wrongful restraint), 364 (A) (kidnapping for ransom) and 387 (putting particular person in worry of dying or of grievous harm, to dedicate extortion).
IPS officer-turned-lawyer Y P Singh mentioned kidnapping with ransom was a major offence and the conviction was a good way.
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