NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Thursday ordered cultivation of suicide, extortion and other charges against AAP MLA Prakash Jarwali In connection with a case of alleged suicide of a doctor in South Delhi last year.
Doctor Rajendra Singh52-year-old, allegedly committed suicide on April 18, 2020, at Durga Vihar in South Delhi. In his suicide note, the doctor had allegedly arrested. jarwal responsible for his death.
Like Jarwal, Singh was also involved in the water supply business with the Delhi Jal Board since 2007, and police alleged that the MLA and his associates were extorting money from other water-tanker owners, including a doctor.
Special judge Geetanjali Goel also ordered framing of charges against Kapil, a close aide of Jarwal. Town, adding that there was “prima facie” sufficient evidence against him.
The court ordered the offenses under sections 120-B (criminal conspiracy), 386 (extortion by fear of death or grievous hurt to any person), 384 (extortion), and 506 (criminal intimidation), and 306 (abetment to suicide). ordered the framing of charges. ) under IPC.
Meanwhile, the court acquitted co-accused Harish of offenses under sections 306 and 386 IPC, but ordered framing of charges for the offense of criminal intimidation.
The court held that there were allegations of persistent harassment at the hands of Jarwal and Nagar, which prima facie created the circumstances under which the deceased had no option but to commit suicide, but in respect of Harish, the reference to his name at three places was rejected. Except in the diary, it was observed that there was no mention of any specific act or incident whereby he may have committed any willful act or omission or harassed the deceased or extorted money from him.
The court said that it has been observed that prima facie there is sufficient material to show that accused Prakash Jarwal and Kapil Nagar extorted money from the deceased and other tanker owners.
“It is further observed that prima facie there is sufficient material to show that Jarwal and Nagar have accepted the deceased Dr. Rajinder threatening to kill him and his family if he does not pay money to operate his tankers with DJB,” it noted.
Based on a police complaint by the doctor’s son Hemant, a case of extortion and abetment to suicide was registered against Jarwal, representing Deoli assembly constituency, and others.
The FIR states that Singh was threatened and intimidated by Jarwal and others.
Police said their investigation revealed that the money withdrawn from water tanker owners was routed through MLA’s brother Anil Jarwal and invested in several properties and farm-houses in Delhi, Gurugram.Haryana), and Jaipur (Rajasthan).
He said that he found a WhatsApp group by the name of tanker-owners whose admin is Kapil Nagar, a co-accused and a close associate of Jarwal. Jarwal is one of its members.
Police said the details clearly show the direct involvement of both the accused in running the tanker mafia in Sangam Vihar and Tigri.
Doctor Rajendra Singh52-year-old, allegedly committed suicide on April 18, 2020, at Durga Vihar in South Delhi. In his suicide note, the doctor had allegedly arrested. jarwal responsible for his death.
Like Jarwal, Singh was also involved in the water supply business with the Delhi Jal Board since 2007, and police alleged that the MLA and his associates were extorting money from other water-tanker owners, including a doctor.
Special judge Geetanjali Goel also ordered framing of charges against Kapil, a close aide of Jarwal. Town, adding that there was “prima facie” sufficient evidence against him.
The court ordered the offenses under sections 120-B (criminal conspiracy), 386 (extortion by fear of death or grievous hurt to any person), 384 (extortion), and 506 (criminal intimidation), and 306 (abetment to suicide). ordered the framing of charges. ) under IPC.
Meanwhile, the court acquitted co-accused Harish of offenses under sections 306 and 386 IPC, but ordered framing of charges for the offense of criminal intimidation.
The court held that there were allegations of persistent harassment at the hands of Jarwal and Nagar, which prima facie created the circumstances under which the deceased had no option but to commit suicide, but in respect of Harish, the reference to his name at three places was rejected. Except in the diary, it was observed that there was no mention of any specific act or incident whereby he may have committed any willful act or omission or harassed the deceased or extorted money from him.
The court said that it has been observed that prima facie there is sufficient material to show that accused Prakash Jarwal and Kapil Nagar extorted money from the deceased and other tanker owners.
“It is further observed that prima facie there is sufficient material to show that Jarwal and Nagar have accepted the deceased Dr. Rajinder threatening to kill him and his family if he does not pay money to operate his tankers with DJB,” it noted.
Based on a police complaint by the doctor’s son Hemant, a case of extortion and abetment to suicide was registered against Jarwal, representing Deoli assembly constituency, and others.
The FIR states that Singh was threatened and intimidated by Jarwal and others.
Police said their investigation revealed that the money withdrawn from water tanker owners was routed through MLA’s brother Anil Jarwal and invested in several properties and farm-houses in Delhi, Gurugram.Haryana), and Jaipur (Rajasthan).
He said that he found a WhatsApp group by the name of tanker-owners whose admin is Kapil Nagar, a co-accused and a close associate of Jarwal. Jarwal is one of its members.
Police said the details clearly show the direct involvement of both the accused in running the tanker mafia in Sangam Vihar and Tigri.
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