Trial court rejects application under Section 311 CrPC
The trial judge rejected an application filed by the accused, Sanjeev Singh, under Section 311 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
BJP MLA Sanjeev Singh was arrested for his alleged involvement in the murder of his cousin and Congress leader Niraj Singh.
A 14-year-old tribal girl who was pregnant was found hanging from a tree in Dumka, Jharkhand. Local police registered a case for rape and murder, invoking sections of the POCSO Act and the SC/ST Act.
Parvinder Singh Jhota, an anti-drug activist, was shot dead in Mansa, Punjab. Following his death, the main accused was arrested in Rajasthan, and the wife of the accused was subsequently booked by the police.
An excise constable named Ajit Kumar was allegedly shot dead by suspected liquor smugglers during an operation in the Pawapuri police station area of Nalanda, Bihar. The incident occurred while a team from the Prohibition Department's Special Investigation Unit (EIB) was pursuing a vehicle suspected of carrying illegal liquor.
The trial judge rejected an application filed by the accused, Sanjeev Singh, under Section 311 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
The Jharkhand High Court directed the authorities to shift the accused, Sanjeev Singh, from Divisional Jail, Dhanbad to Central Jail, Dumka following his application.
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