Hathras Case Hearing: Victim’s Family Will Stay Away

Hathras case hearing: victim’s family will stay away from hearing on security, lawyer Seema Kushwaha will file an application in court.

Family members of the victim will not be present for hearing the case in the district court here on Wednesday in the murder case after the alleged gang rape of a Dalit girl in Boolgarhi village of Chandpa police station area of ​​Hathras district of Uttar Pradesh.

According to Seema Kushwaha, the victim’s family lawyer, “The family members of the victim and I have decided not to attend the court proceedings on Wednesday due to security concerns.” An application will be informed in this regard by the court. ‘

Seema Kushwaha, the lawyer for the family of the Hathras scandal, comes to Hathras from Delhi for court proceedings on every hearing.

On March 5, a group of people allegedly threatened the victim’s family and their lawyer in the courtroom, following which the Lucknow Bench of Allahabad High Court has ordered the District Judge of Hathras to submit a report on the incident.

During the hearing in Lucknow on March 19, the CBI had submitted an application in the court seeking transfer of the case from Hathras to another court in the state.

The victim’s family lawyer Seema Kushwaha said that now the High Court will decide what to do in the next hearing.

Please tell that in the Boolgarhi case of Hathras, the special court SC-ST Act of Hathras is hearing on Wednesday. The four accused have been brought in Hathras on behalf of the District Prison under tight security.

In this case, the testimony of two media personnel in addition to the doctor of the district hospital and the female constable of Chandpa Kotwali has been witnessed.

Today, the deceased’s brother, mother, and two others have been called. The security cordon has been tightened.

Let us tell you that on September 14, 2020, she was attacked by a young woman cutting fodder in the field with her mother at Boolgarhi in Hathras district.

The woman’s brother had filed a report against Sandeep of the village under the murderous attack and SCST Act.

Later, on the basis of the statement of the woman, the currents were increased and the names of Ramu, Ravi, and Lavkush from the village were also included in the FIR.

The woman died on the morning of 29 September. His last rites were performed at night, for which there were demonstrations across the country.