Deepak alias Teetar and Yogesh alias Tunda, who face charges concerning the murder of Haryanvi singer Ankit Baliyan, expressed serious apprehension of a fake encounter by the Uttar Pradesh Police. In response, a Delhi court granted their plea to be secured in handcuffs, leg shackles, and bulletproof vests during transit to Shamli. Additional Sessions Judge Saurabh Pratap Singh Laler instructed prison officials and the DCP, North Avenue, to ensure comprehensive security across the entire journey.
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The judicial bench granted the extreme security request due to the accused men's fear of…: The judicial bench granted the extreme security request due to the accused men's fear of a staged police encounter.
Tihar Jail officials and the DCP of North Avenue must collaborate to provide full protect…: Tihar Jail officials and the DCP of North Avenue must collaborate to provide full protection during transit.
Heightened restraint measures will remain strictly enforced throughout the journey to and…: Heightened restraint measures will remain strictly enforced throughout the journey to and from the Uttar Pradesh court.
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NEW DELHI: In an unusual request, two accused in the murder of Haryanvi singer Ankit Baliyan requested to be handcuffed and shackled during their production before a court in Shamli, expressing apprehension that they could be subjected to a fake encounter by UP Police. The court accepted their plea.
In an order dated Nov 3, additional sessions judge Saurabh Pratap Singh Laler noted that the two undertrial prisoners, Deepak alias Teetar and Yogesh alias Tunda, had themselves requested that the constraints be placed on them during their production before the CJM, Shamli.
Allowing their application, the court directed Tihar Jail authorities to ensure the accused are transported to Shamli court and back in handcuffs and leg shackles, while wearing bulletproof jackets. It also directed the jail authorities and DCP, North Avenue (NAV), to provide them "full protection" during the journey and their production before the court, and ensure that "no undue event happens".
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