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Ponty murder: Court demands complete documents supporting charge sheet

Delhi Police was today directed by a local court to supply the complete documents related to the charge sheet filed against sacked Uttarakhand minorities panel chief S S Namdhari.

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FP Archives|Feb 19, 2013, 19:02:16 IST

New Delhi: Delhi Police was today directed by a local court to supply the complete documents related to the charge sheet filed against sacked Uttarakhand minorities panel chief S S Namdhari and 21 others in the November 17 killing of liquor baron Ponty Chadha and his brother Hardeep in a shootout at a farmhouse here.Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Mukesh Kumar asked the investigating officer (IO) Jitender Singh to supply the missing documents from the charge sheet by March 5.[caption id="attachment_631642" align="alignleft" width="380"]Ponty Chadha. Agencies. Ponty Chadha. Agencies.[/caption]"All the accused were produced from the judicial custody. the copy of the charge sheet has been supplied, but as the documents are incomplete, so the IO should supply all the missing documents...," the court said.The judge's direction came after counsel for Namdhari and his personal security officer Sachin Tyagi, who have been charged for murder of Ponty's younger brother, and 9 others, who are in judicial custody informed the court that they have not received the complete copy of the charge sheet.Meanwhile, the court has issued notice to IO asking him to appear in person on the next date of hearing in the case after the judge noticed that he was not present when the matter was taken up.Ponty Chadha and Hardeep, who had an alleged property dispute, were killed in a shootout at a Chhattarpur farmhouse in south Delhi on November 17, last year.Beside Namdhari and Tyagi, the Delhi Police Crime Branch on February 16 had charge sheeted 20 others including Ponty for the offences ranging from attempt to murder, causing grievous harm, dacoity, rioting with deadly weapons, house trespass, kidnapping and illegally confining occupants of the farm house, destruction of evidence etc.PTI

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First Published:Feb 19, 2013, 19:02:12 IST
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