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Hathras case in SC: UP cites law & order to justify cremation

The UP government on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that the Hathras victim was cremated in the middle of the night "to avoid large-scale violence" the next morning

Harthras case in SC: UP cites law & order to justify cremation

The UP government on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that the Hathras victim was cremated in the middle of the night "to avoid large-scale violence" the next morning. The state govt that has been under fire for the hurried and forced cremation of the victim, has .cited intelligence inputs of "major law and order problems" in its affidavit in the top court. The UP government has further justified the 2.30 am cremation saying there was a high alert in the district because of the Babri mosque verdict a day later.

Hathras case: PIL in SC to seek probe headed by a judge

The Supreme Court will today hear a public interest litigation asking the probe in the Hathras alleged gangrape and murder to be headed by a former judge

The Supreme Court will today hear a public interest litigation asking the probe in the Hathras alleged gangrape and murder to be headed by a former judge. The PIL has said that a "fair" investigation is needed and pointed to inaction on the part of UP Police. The UP police and govt have come under fire for the handling of the case, confrontations with opposition leaders and a secretive 2.30 am cremation of the body. The PIL also wants the trial, when it does start, to be shifted from UP to Delhi. The UP govt has already recommended a CBI probe.

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