After A Woman Set Herself On Fire In Front Of The Supreme Court, The UP Police Officers Was Suspended.
The person in question and her male companion made the outrageous stride after a court gave a non-bailable warrant against them for a situation of fabrication for supposedly presenting some unacceptable evidence of her age in the assault case.
Two Varanasi cops have been suspended get-togethers lady, who had blamed BSP’s Ghosi MP Atul Rai for assaulting her, set herself burning alongside her male companion under the watchful eye of the Supreme Court in New Delhi early this week, an authority said on Wednesday.
The suspended police authorities included SHO Rakesh Singh of the Varanasi Cann police headquarters and examination official Girija Shankar, testing an instance of fraud against the assault casualty, police said in a proclamation.
A lady from UP’s Ghazipur had stopped a grievance with the Lanka police headquarters in Varanasi in 2019, blaming BSP MP Rai for assaulting her.
She had affirmed that Rai had assaulted her in his level in the Lanka space of Varanasi and had likewise shot a video of the demonstration. Rai is under legal care for this situation.
The person in question and her male companion made the outrageous stride after a court gave a non-bailable warrant against them for a situation of fraud for purportedly presenting some unacceptable verification of her age in the assault case.
After posting on Facebook, the two set themselves on fire in the High Court and accused the former Varanasi police chief Amit Patak, SHO Singh, IO Girija Shankar and other police officers of the Kanter Police Department.
The police harassed their imprisoned deputy at their request. The 24-year-old woman was burned 85% during self-immolation, while her 27-year-old friend was burned 65%.
Both victims are receiving treatment in New Delhi, and neither of them can record their statements.
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