New Delhi: Days after the detention of missing JNU student Najeeb Ahmed’s mother and 30 others, mostly students, by the Delhi Police outside the high court. A video of her explaining the police atrocities going viral.
She said that the CBI faced flak from the judges inside for “complete lack of interest” in tracing her missing son Najeeb.
JNU students also alleged that the police “manhandled” Nafees in the name of detaining her and others.
“Delhi Police officers told Nafees that this was not the only case they were handling and brutally manhandled her while detaining,” former JNUSU president Mohit Kumar Pandey alleged.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtRARS2AtmM
Nafees had called for a protest outside the court if the probe agency did not submit a concrete status report.
A bench of Justices G S Sistani and Chander Shekhar said during arguments today, it was “very unhappy” with the CBI after contradictions appeared in what was orally submitted in the court and what it has indicated in its status report.
The bench further said, “We are saying there is complete lack of interest (by the CBI). There is no result either way. No result even on paper.”
#Najeeb's Mother being brutally dragged outside Delhi HC just resembles Hitler's Rule and indicates the country leading towards Dictatorship pic.twitter.com/xLEBYCRzP4
— Campus Front of India – Karnataka (@CampusFrontKar) October 18, 2017
Meanwhile, The Delhi High Court on Monday approved the petition filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) seeking consent for a polygraph test of nine students of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) over the case of missing student Najeeb Ahmed.
The court has also sought the response of the nine students on CBI application seeking their consent for the lie detector test.
During a protest before the CBI headquarters two days ago, Nafees had warned of launching a larger agitation if the CBI failed to submit a concrete report in today’s hearing.
Najeeb (27), a student of M.Sc Biotechnology, had gone missing from the Mahi-Mandvi hostel of the Jawaharlal Nehru University on October 15 last year after a scuffle with some students, allegedly affiliated to the Sangh Parivar student wing Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, the previous night.
The probe was handed over to the CBI on May 16 this year. The agency was rebuked by the high court in August, when it had failed to file a fresh progress report in the case.
On September 6, the court again directed the CBI to take steps to trace Najeeb.
Siasat Web Team