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Time of India
15-07-2025
- Time of India
Pocso, voyeurism charges on 2 youths in Gol Park gang rape
Kolkata: A special court on Tuesday framed charges against two youths, Aryan Mishra and Rishi Agarwal, for the alleged gang-rape of a 16-year-old girl last year. They have been slapped with charges under various sections of the BNS, including , voyeurism, criminal conspiracy and criminal intimidation, as well as Pocso Act sections for aggravated sexual assault. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Cops submitted the charge sheet last month. The second additional district judge of Alipore court framed the charges on Tuesday. Counsel Anirban Guha Thakurta expressed said, "The progress of the case is making us hopeful that the victim will get justice." The survivor, a Class VIII student with ADHD and borderline personality disorder, was reportedly added to a social media group, where she met the accused. In Dec last year, the accused, along with two others who turned out to be minors, allegedly sexually assaulted the girl at a Golpark guest house. They subsequently threatened to upload her nude photos online. The survivor's father, a London-based software engineer, lodged a complaint at the Rabindra Sarobar PS in April after she confided in him and his wife. Mishram Agarwal and two minor boys were rounded up. A separate trial is being conducted for the two juveniles, who were granted bail considering their age and educational commitments.
Time of India
28-04-2025
- Time of India
Boy's murder by vigilantes on Delhi-Agra highway: Wrong gun in police custody
Faridabad: The investigation into the murder of 20-year-old Aryan Mishra — who has shot dead after a 29km chase on Delhi-Agra highway in Aug last year — has hit a critical snag as forensic reports revealed a startling discrepancy — the bullets that claimed the young man's life don't match the weapon in police custody. This crucial mismatch has not only raised questions about the investigation's thoroughness but also suggested that the actual murder weapon is still at large, potentially compromising the prosecution's case against five cow vigilantes who have been arrested. You Can Also Check: Gurgaon AQI | Weather in Gurgaon | Bank Holidays in Gurgaon | Public Holidays in Gurgaon The forensic report — accessed by TOI — said while the two bullets recovered from Aryan's body were fired from the same gun, they weren't discharged from the country-made pistol seized by investigators. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like The place-to-be for automation and robotics Undo Relevant topics from automation, AI and robotics Undo Valuable contacts with international exhibitors Undo Fresh input at the top-class supporting program Undo The leading trade fair for automation & robotics Undo "The country-made pistol marked W/1 (chambered for 7.65mm cartridges) is a firearm under the Arms Act... was found to be in working order," the report notes, adding, "The 7.65mm fired bullets marked BC/1 and BC/2 have been fired from one and the same firearm but not from the country-made pistol marked as W/1," the report reads. Aryan, a Class 12 student from Faridabad, was travelling home with his landlady Sujata Gulati, her sons Harshit and Shanky, and their neighbour Kirti Sharma after a late-night snack at a Faridabad mall. Their journey took a deadly turn when they encountered a white Swift with a red-blue beacon, which started chasing their car. According to the accused, the SUV's sudden change in direction triggered the 29km chase from Sector 21D to the Delhi-Agra highway in Palwal. The pursuit ended tragically near the Gadhpuri toll plaza, where the vigilantes allegedly opened fire at Aryan, who was seated beside the driver. The investigation initially appeared to progress smoothly with the arrest of five individuals — Anil Kaushik, Adesh Kumar, Varun, Saurav Sharma, and Krishan — all associated with cow protection groups. The case went on to become the first to invoke Section 103(2) of the newly introduced BNS, addressing mob lynching. However, the process to recover the murder weapon was marked by inconsistencies. Anil initially claimed to have disposed of the gun in a Narela canal, only to reveal later that it was kept in the shoe rack of his Faridabad home. A separate toy gun was also recovered from the house of Vinay, adding to the investigation's complexity. In Nov last year, police filed a comprehensive 600-page chargesheet against the accused, including charges of murder, criminal conspiracy, and unlawful assembly. The recent forensic findings have, however, cast a shadow over the investigation's findings. Senior police officials declined to comment on the forensic report.
