New disclosure in Hathras case: One of the 4 accused in jail was a minor, CBI asks suspended policemen

CBI is investigating the case of alleged gang rape and death of a Dalit girl in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh. Meanwhile, the CBI has come up with such proof, which is against the police in question from the beginning in this case. One of the four accused in the Aligarh Jail is a minor. This is revealed by the mark sheet of the high school recovered from his house. After the mark sheet came out, the CBI questioned the policemen suspended after the incident.

He was 17 years 9 months old when the incident occurred

The accused passed the high school examination from JS Inter College in 2018. His date of birth is written on the mark sheet on 2 December 2002. In such a situation, his age is 17 years and 10 months. He was 17 years 9 months 12 days when the incident took place on 14 September. Despite this, he was sent to jail like other accused. In such a situation, the big question arises that before sending him to jail, did he not have a medical examination? Now the police are accused of bypassing the documents.

The CBI team reached the scene again

Today is the 10th day of the CBI investigation in Hathras case. A CBI team reached the spot at 12:30 pm. Chashmidid Chhotu was called and questioned. The victim's brother said that the CBI has asked him if there is any problem. No further inquiries were made about the incident. CBI went to the roof and did some investigation. The victim's brother refused to speak anything in the case of an accused is a minor. During this time, the distance of the victim's house from the house of the accused has also been measured.

The farm owner asked to leave the spot and harvest the remaining crop

The CBI has asked the farm owner to reap other crops except the millet crop grown on the spot. The farm owner had sought compensation from the government, saying that the crop was damaged. After staying here for about 25 minutes, the CBI officer reached the victim's village. Here the families of the victim are being questioned.

7 and a half hours interrogation in jail on Monday

On Monday, the CBI interrogated the four accused Sandeep, Ramu, Ravi, and a minor in Aligarh jail separately for seven and a half hours. Earlier, CBI took permission from the court. The CBI team arrived inside the jail at 11.45 am and came out at 7:30 in the evening. During this, complete information was taken about who was there on the day of the incident. Earlier, the CBI had interrogated the family members of all the accused, and evidence was collected from the house of the accused minor. During this time, apart from some documents, a red-colored cloth was also recovered.

Two medical officers of JN Medical College in Aligarh sacked

A day after the CBI investigation, two medical officers working in the Aligarh Muslim University's JN Medical College have been dismissed. Dr. Azim Malik and Dr. Obaid had treated the victim and prepared his medical report. Apart from this, Dr. Obaid had also questioned the report of Forensic Lab. He said that the rape could not be confirmed 11 days after the incident. If the police had initially conducted an investigation, it could have been confirmed. However, he later stated it to be his personal view. According to sources, both doctors were questioned by the CBI on Monday. At the same time, on Tuesday, the VC of AMU has dismissed both doctors. Both of them joined the medical college on leave vacancy.

This is the whole case

On September 14, four people allegedly gang-raped a 19-year-old Dalit girl in Bulgadhi village of Chandra area of ​​Hathras district. The girl's spine was broken by the accused. The family also alleged to have bitten the tongue. The victim died on 29 September while undergoing treatment in Delhi. All four accused are in jail.

However, the police claim that the girl was not raped. On October 11, the CBI registered a case against the main accused Sandeep. Since then, this case is being investigated continuously. In this case, five policemen including SP-DSP were suspended for negligence.