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| Crime Branch Jammu gets property of proclaimed offender attached | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Feb 4: Upholding faith and integrity on the criminal justice system, Crime Branch Jammu (CBJ) got initiated proceedings U/S 82 & 83 CrPC against an accused absconder and succeeded in getting his property attached.
Crime Branch Jammu got the property of accused Rakesh Kumar Gupta son of Tara Chand Gupta resident of H No 201 City Chowk, Jammu attached through the Court of 2nd Additional Sessions Judge, Jammu in case FIR No 261/2000 U/S 420, 467, 468, 406, 201, 120-B/ RPC P/S Pacca Danga Jammu (investigated by Crime Branch Jammu).
The accused along with other co-accused persons is involved in commission of crime of defrauding and duping people of their hard earned money to the tune of Rs 65 lakh by way of inducement on the pretext of providing higher rates of interest on their deposits in the name of Private Finance Companies viz R.K Finance and A.K Traders in Jammu City. The investigation of the case was closed as proved by Crime Branch Jammu and the charge-sheet of the case was produced in the Court of law on 19-02-2002.
The accused did not turn up before the Court during the trial of the case, as such proceedings U/S 512 CrPC were initiated and arrest warrant was issued by the Court for his arrest. However, the accused kept absconding for a very long period of time; as such proceedings of declaring him as proclaimed offender were initiated by Crime Branch Jammu. The accused again failed to appear before the Court within a stipulated time frame following his declaration as proclaimed offender by the Court of Law. Thus acting tough, Crime Branch Jammu resorted to the legal proceedings of attachment of his property through the Court of 2nd Additional Session Judge Jammu. The Court issued orders attaching the property of the absconder.
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