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A witness in the journalist Rajdeo Ranjan murder case who was declared dead by CBI, which is investigating the case, Friday presented herself before the Muzaffarpur court, which issued a show cause to the investigating agency for submitting a false death report.
The additional sessions judge-cum-special judge of the court, Punit Kumar Garg served the notice to CBI and directed it to submit its reply before June 20, which is the next date of hearing.
Rajdeo Ranjan, a journalist who worked with Hindi daily 'Hindustan' was shot dead in 2016 by a group of five miscreants on his way home in Siwan.
Earlier, CBI had sought summons for the examination of witness Badami Devi, which the court had issued.
However, on May 24 the central probe agency declared her dead and also submitted her death verification report before the court.
Badami Devi appeared before the court on Friday with her documents and affidavit.
“I have been staying at my Kasera Toli residence in Siwan. I was made a witness in the case but no CBI official met me. However, the CBI declared me dead, which I came to know through newspapers. It is a conspiracy,” she said in her affidavit.
“The act of the premier institution of investigation appears to be suspicious. Now there is no hesitation to say that CBI has done this kind of work in connivance with another witness. It is submitted that CBI is playing a big game to implicate falsely the accused persons, especially Vijay Kumar and Azharuddin Beig,” the petitioners’ counsel Sharad Sinha told the court.
CBI's act is "strange and shocking", he told reporters outside the court.
The Bihar government had on May 17, 2016, recommended the journalist murder case to CBI for a thorough probe. CBI registered the case on September 15, 2016.
It had quizzed late RJD MP Mohammad Shahabuddin in connection with the case. Shahabuddin had, however, claimed that he was in jail when the incident took place.

'Dead' witness comes to life; CBI issued show cause notice by Bihar court

Eye witness&nbsp;Badami Devi appeared before the court with her documents and affidavit and said that no CBI&nbsp;official had met her, but they declared her dead. She called the actions a 'conspiracy'.

A witness in the journalist Rajdeo Ranjan murder case who was declared dead by CBI, which is investigating the case, Friday presented herself before the Muzaffarpur court, which issued a show cause to the investigating agency for submitting a false death report.
The additional sessions judge-cum-special judge of the court, Punit Kumar Garg served the notice to CBI and directed it to submit its reply before June 20, which is the next date of hearing.
Rajdeo Ranjan, a journalist who worked with Hindi daily 'Hindustan' was shot dead in 2016 by a group of five miscreants on his way home in Siwan.
Earlier, CBI had sought summons for the examination of witness Badami Devi, which the court had issued.
However, on May 24 the central probe agency declared her dead and also submitted her death verification report before the court.
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Badami Devi appeared before the court on Friday with her documents and affidavit.
&ldquo;I have been staying at my Kasera Toli residence in Siwan. I was made a witness in the case but no CBI official met me. However, the CBI declared me dead, which I came to know through newspapers. It is a conspiracy,&rdquo; she said in her affidavit.
&ldquo;The act of the premier institution of investigation appears to be suspicious. Now there is no hesitation to say that CBI has done this kind of work in connivance with another witness. It is submitted that CBI is playing a big game to implicate falsely the accused persons, especially Vijay Kumar and Azharuddin Beig,&rdquo; the petitioners&rsquo; counsel Sharad Sinha told the court.
CBI's act is "strange and shocking", he told reporters outside the court.
The Bihar government had on May 17, 2016, recommended the journalist murder case to CBI for a thorough probe. CBI registered the case on September 15, 2016.
It had quizzed late RJD MP Mohammad Shahabuddin in connection with the case. Shahabuddin had, however, claimed that he was in jail when the incident took place.

Umar Khalid sent to judicial custody till Oct 22 in Delhi riots case

A Delhi Court sent former JNU student Umar to judicial custody till 22nd October in connection with his alleged role in the riots that rocked the national capital in February this year. He has been booked under the stringent Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) by Special Cell of Delhi Police. In the FIR, police claimed that the communal violence was a "premeditated conspiracy" which was allegedly hatched by Khalid and two others. He has also been booked for the offences of sedition, murder, attempt to murder, promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion and rioting.The chargesheet filed by police mentions one of the witness said &lsquo;Umar Khalid gave provocative speeches at anti-CAA/NRC sit-ins and mobilized people.&rsquo;

Umar Khalid sent to judicial custody till Oct 22 in Delhi riot case

Court sends&nbsp;Umar&nbsp;Khalid to judicial custody till 22nd October
Khalid&nbsp;booked under&nbsp;Unlawful Activities Prevention Act
Cops say witness claimed Umar gave provocative speeches&nbsp;
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A Delhi Court on&nbsp;Thursday sent former JNU student Umar&nbsp;Khalid to judicial custody till 22nd October in connection with his alleged role in the riots that rocked the national capital in February this year. He has been booked under the stringent Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) by Special Cell of Delhi Police. In the FIR, police claimed that the communal violence was a "premeditated conspiracy" which was allegedly hatched by Khalid and others. The police&nbsp;chargesheet&nbsp;mentions that one of the witness said &lsquo;Umar Khalid gave provocative speeches at anti-CAA/NRC sit-ins and mobilized people.&rsquo;

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