The CBI on Thursday informed the Jharkhand High Court that they had been getting “some leads” within the alleged case. Dhanbad decide Uttam Anand murdered And that the “chain of events” was slowly unfolding.
A bench of Chief Justice Ravi Ranjan and Justice Sujit Narayan Prasad was listening to the matter based mostly on the weekly standing report filed by the probe company.
Chief Justice Ravi Ranjan requested the CBI to convey out the motive, saying: “…there is no reason why auto rickshaw drivers would kill the judge.” To this, CBI counsel Rajeev Sinha stated: “Some clues are coming… we hope the series will be completed.”
The courtroom is listening to a suo motu case in reference to the loss of life of Judge Anand, who died on June 28 when he was hit by an auto on an empty highway. So far two folks have been arrested.
The courtroom additionally slammed the Jharkhand authorities for not responding insufficiently to the order of an motion plan to make the forensic science laboratory totally operational. The courtroom stated that the affidavit filed by the federal government on the motion plan with ambiguous response is “contemptuous” in nature.
The courtroom additionally reprimanded Rajiv Arun Ekka, principal secretary to the chief minister, for submitting an affidavit which had “an action plan for proper functioning of mobile forensic laboratories and no action plan to make the forensic science laboratory fully operational”.
He stated, ‘Where is the motion plan… you’ve submitted an affidavit wherein it has been stated to launch the funds in six months, however we had requested for an motion plan.. What is that this all about. The violation of the instructions has began now,” stated the Chief Justice.
He ordered, “It may be noted that the court has expressed its mind and desire in the public interest that the forensic laboratory should be fully equipped and the forensic mobile van should be modernised…”. “On the next date the Principal Secretary and the Director of the Forensic Science Laboratory will be present in the matter so that the responsibility is not put on each other’s shoulders to work together…”
CJ Ranjan later slammed the federal government: “Wherever there is an obstruction against the court, whoever we are, we will take serious action. They just need six months to release the funds… the funds should be released immediately. You [the government] There should be no problem elsewhere, only in compliance with the orders of the court. May I rephrase the examples… He has not filed the affidavit as desired by the court.”
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
