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Reasi Police produces 237 charge - sheets against 320 accused; 56 convicted
7/31/2021 11:42:51 PM
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JAMMU, July 31: After a slight relief in second wave COVID-19, Reasi Police geared up its teams on crime front and produced 237 charge-sheets against 320 accused, in courts of law. Some of them have been adjudicated during Lok Adalat and pre-Lok Adalat.
Sub-Division Reasi concluded investigations in 112 cases and produced charge-sheets against accused in the Court of law, Reasi.
Investigation of 65 cases of Sub-Division Katra was concluded and produced in the court of law during the period.
Sub-Division Mahore produced 40 final reports in court of law after concluding the investigation whereas charge-sheets in 20 cases produced in the courts of law by Sub-Division Arnas with a lone Police Station.
In toto 226 chargesheets were produced in respective courts of law against 305 accused persons.
Among them 49 cases were heinous in crime and required meticulous investigation with forensic expert opinions to prove allegations beyond any doubt. It includes 5 murder cases, 3 Attempt to murder, 14 cases under NDPS Act, 15 rape cases and 2 militancy related cases which were finalized and submitted for judicial determination.
Whereas investigation of 20 cases was done with small details that accused persons succumbed before trial and compromised between with victim parties.
Another 56 cases were also challaned only after proper detailed investigation & following minute details where accused had no option but to plead guilty. All 56 cases ended in conviction.
Investigation in 18 cases which were long pending far a period of more than two years also concluded and produced in respective courts during this drive.
SSP Reasi Shailender Singh geared up investigating officers of District Police Reasi, identified as many as 302 long pending cases and inquests for want of pending reports of FSL, medical examination and revenue department.
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