Nirbhaya bus files go missing
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Sushil Kumar
May 14, 2013, 5:11:03 AM5/14/13
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Friends,
This happens only in India and unless it is determined who has done it
We think there is no justice.And therefore,request all of you to send
an email to Transport Minister.
Regards
Nirbhaya bus files go missing
NEW DELHI: The search for transport department officials who helped
the owner of the bus used in Nirbhaya gang rape, seems to have hit a
dead end. The owner Dinesh Yadav, from Noida, was illegally running
the chartered bus on Delhi roads, which was used on the fateful night
to offer a lift to Nirbhaya and her friend. According to the crime
branch, the transport department has mysteriously wiped out all the
details on the bus available with them.
"Every time our sleuths go to the transport office, we are told that
they cannot help us as they have not preserved the records. They say
the bus was registered more than 10 year ago and all the files have
been destroyed," said a senior investigating officer.
Officers fear that without the papers and cooperation from the
transport department, the minimum evidence will not be available and
even retired traffic inspector Jai Bhagwan (60), who has been
arrested, will go scot-free. "We are sure that other serving officers
are complicit in the crime and hindrances are being posed to stall the
investigations," said an officer.
Ravinder Yadav, additional CP (crime), however, dismissed the claims.
"We had retrieved the accused Jai Bhagwan's name from the department's
computers. We are taking the help of cyber experts to ferret out more
details. We have seized the necessary documents," said Yadav.
The special operation squad of crime branch arrested Jai Bhagwan (60)
from his home in Sadatpur Extension, east Delhi, last week. His bail
plea will come up for hearing on Tuesday. Sources said Bhagwan retired
as inspector at Mall Road Transport Authority in December last year.
In its chargesheet against Dinesh Yadav, police noted that the accused
had told them he had got his driving licence using forged documents
and several transport officials had helped him. At Yadav's instance,
police arrested one Rakam Singh, who helped him get a ration card with
the address of Burari in north Delhi. Police said Yadav used this
ration card to get a driving licence.
Sources said Bhagwan issued the licence to Yadav in 2005. Yadav then
opened a bank account and got bus permits for 10 buses. The bus used
in the crime did not have a permit or a fitness certificate. It was
impounded six times in two years.
This happens only in India and unless it is determined who has done it
We think there is no justice.And therefore,request all of you to send
an email to Transport Minister.
Regards
Nirbhaya bus files go missing
NEW DELHI: The search for transport department officials who helped
the owner of the bus used in Nirbhaya gang rape, seems to have hit a
dead end. The owner Dinesh Yadav, from Noida, was illegally running
the chartered bus on Delhi roads, which was used on the fateful night
to offer a lift to Nirbhaya and her friend. According to the crime
branch, the transport department has mysteriously wiped out all the
details on the bus available with them.
"Every time our sleuths go to the transport office, we are told that
they cannot help us as they have not preserved the records. They say
the bus was registered more than 10 year ago and all the files have
been destroyed," said a senior investigating officer.
Officers fear that without the papers and cooperation from the
transport department, the minimum evidence will not be available and
even retired traffic inspector Jai Bhagwan (60), who has been
arrested, will go scot-free. "We are sure that other serving officers
are complicit in the crime and hindrances are being posed to stall the
investigations," said an officer.
Ravinder Yadav, additional CP (crime), however, dismissed the claims.
"We had retrieved the accused Jai Bhagwan's name from the department's
computers. We are taking the help of cyber experts to ferret out more
details. We have seized the necessary documents," said Yadav.
The special operation squad of crime branch arrested Jai Bhagwan (60)
from his home in Sadatpur Extension, east Delhi, last week. His bail
plea will come up for hearing on Tuesday. Sources said Bhagwan retired
as inspector at Mall Road Transport Authority in December last year.
In its chargesheet against Dinesh Yadav, police noted that the accused
had told them he had got his driving licence using forged documents
and several transport officials had helped him. At Yadav's instance,
police arrested one Rakam Singh, who helped him get a ration card with
the address of Burari in north Delhi. Police said Yadav used this
ration card to get a driving licence.
Sources said Bhagwan issued the licence to Yadav in 2005. Yadav then
opened a bank account and got bus permits for 10 buses. The bus used
in the crime did not have a permit or a fitness certificate. It was
impounded six times in two years.
Arun Banerjee
May 14, 2013, 7:37:33 AM5/14/13
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Tpt Department of Delhi is in total MESS.
This needs total overhauling from top to bottom. Wish the data will be retrieved from the computer.
From December 2012 its May 2013 running the infamous Delhi Rape is still sub-judice . What is the speed of FTC?
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