Central Bureau of Investigation tells Bombay High Court that the trial into the murder of activist Narendra Dabholkar could be concluded in 2 months if expedited as there are 8 witnesses remaining.
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The Court was hearing appeal filed by Virendrasinh Tawade, prime accused in Narendra Dabholkar’s murder and conspiracy case, challenging the rejection of bail by Pune sessions court.
Court was informed that out of 32 witnesses, 8 witnesses are remaining for examination.
Division bench asked if there were any hostile witnesses or any mismatch in examination and statements made in chargesheet.
Division bench asked if there were any hostile witnesses or any mismatch in examination and statements made in chargesheet.
Adv Sandesh Patil for CBI informed the Court that there were no hostile witness and there was congruity in statement and evidence submitted.
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Court asked Tawade’s counsel: If they are willing to make a statement that they will finish trial in 2 months, will you accept?
Adv Icchalkaranjikar for Tawade: No that statement is unacceptable to me. I have been behind bars for the last 7 years. They add witnesses above those mentioned in the list.
Icchalkaranjikar: I can show the compilation of statement of witnesses that have been examined and the chargesheet. That will show the court why I deserve to be released on bail. My only apprehension is, it may be deemed as a mini trial.
Court: but if not the statement, then you comply with the order of May 4, 2022, and file all statements and evidence that you will be relying on. Stand over to 2 weeks.
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