Ritika
Nagpur. On October 11, 2022, a complaint was filed against Ajit Parse at the Kotwali police station on behalf of Rajesh Murkute after he was cheated in the name of getting government approval for starting Homeopathic College and Yash Global Trade Link. Even after registering a complaint regarding the fraud, no arrest has been made by the police till now. Now to avoid arrest, a petition for interim bail was filed in the High Court on behalf of Parse. During the hearing on this, a request was made to give time to resolve the objection of the office. After the hearing, Judge Anil Pansare adjourned the hearing by giving the last chance. Advocate R.Kadu appeared for the petitioner and Advocate M.J.Kadu appeared for the government. Khan advocated.
Complainant filed arbitration application
During the hearing, the complainant also filed an arbitration application. In which the court was assured to cooperate with the police in the case. Which was accepted by the court. It is noteworthy that a case has also been registered against Ajit Parse in Hudkeshwar police station. In this case also a petition has been filed for interim bail. In which last time the court said in the order that if custody is required for questioning the petitioner, then what has been done so far to arrest him. While he does not even have any kind of judicial protection. The court ordered the investigating officer to file an affidavit with all the answers.
…so why no charge sheet yet?
Raising many questions on the functioning of the police, the court said in the order that since the FIR was registered in October, the final report has not been filed till now. Why the final report has not been filed. The order was given to the investigating officer to answer this also. Even if the police do not want the custody of the petitioner for questioning, then why the charge sheet has not been filed till now. Ordered to answer this as well. It is noteworthy that orders were issued by the High Court on February 10 as well. According to these orders, after interrogating the petitioner, a report had to be filed in the High Court on all the points, for which some time was requested by the government. The court granted time, but also gave strict orders to reply with the said information.
