SRTC Volunteer Retirement Employees raising slogans during protest rally at Jammu on Friday.
TERII representatives releasing brouchers of the institute at Jammu on Friday.
TERII representatives releasing brouchers of the institute at Jammu on Friday.
Vice Chancellor Prof MPS Ishar alongwith others during ‘101st Syndicate meeting at Jammu University on Friday.
Vice Chancellor Prof MPS Ishar alongwith others during ‘101st Syndicate meeting at Jammu University on Friday.
BJP leaders addressing press conference at Jammu on Friday.
BJP leaders addressing press conference at Jammu on Friday.
Governor N N Vohra alongwith Professors from London posing for photograph at Raj Bhavan on Friday.
Governor N N Vohra alongwith Professors from London posing for photograph at Raj Bhavan on Friday.
Minister for Sports, Taj Mohi-ud-Din inaugurating UCFI Office at Bathindi in Jammu on Friday.
Minister for Sports, Taj Mohi-ud-Din inaugurating UCFI Office at Bathindi in Jammu on Friday.
Players busy in striking the targets during Carrom Championship at BGSBU in Rajouri on Friday.
Players busy in striking the targets during Carrom Championship at BGSBU in Rajouri on Friday.
Vice-Chancellor Prof S K Jain delivering inaugural address at the two-day conference on Mathematics, which began today at SMVDU.
Vice-Chancellor Prof S K Jain delivering inaugural address at the two-day conference on Mathematics, which began today at SMVDU.
Young karatekas displaying certificates while posing for a group photograph at DRS Kids School in Jammu.
Young karatekas displaying certificates while posing for a group photograph at DRS Kids School in Jammu.
Gangrape accused charge sheeted in robbery case
NEW DELHI, Mar 15: The accused in the December 16 gangrape case were today charge sheeted in a court here by the Delhi Police in a separate case of robbing lodged against them for looting a vegetable seller before brutally assaulting the girl.
During a closed-door proceeding, the police filed its charge sheet against all the accused before Metropolitan Magistrate Akash Jain, who also took cognisance of the final report, court sources said.
“Cognisance taken. To come for scrutiny of documents and consideration on March 3,” the magistrate said.
According to sources, the charge sheet was filed for the offences punishable under various sections, including 395 (dacoity), 120-B (criminal conspiracy) of the IPC.
The six accused, bus driver Ram Singh, his brother Mukesh, Vinay Sharma, Pawan Gupta, Akshay Singh and a juvenile, had allegedly robbed Ramadhar Singh, a vegetable seller, of his day’s earnings after luring him into the bus.
According to sources, the proceedings against Ram Singh would be abated as he had allegedly committed suicide inside the Tihar Jail.
The juvenile, who was acting as the conductor, has been named in this case but a separate charge sheet has already been filed against him before the Juvenile Justice Board.
The other four adult accused are also facing trial in the gangrape case before a fast-track court and they have pleaded not guilty to the charges framed against them.
According to the police, Ramadhar, a resident of Sangam Vihar in South Delhi, was returning home from the RK Puram market when he was lured into the bus and robbed by the accused, who took away Rs 700 and a mobile phone from him.
Police had later on recovered the looted amount and the mobile phone from the accused.
The tracking of this incident helped the cops in establishing the movement of all the six accused on that fateful day.
They had allegedly pushed Ramadhar out of the bus near the IIT flyover on the evening of December 16 and then moved towards Munirka bus stand where the girl and her male friend were waiting for a public transport, it had said. (PTI)