According to the police, the NCPCR had received a complaint that approximately 40 children from Bihar and West Bengal were being forced to work in inhumane conditions at a slaughterhouse in Ghaziabad.
The driver was allegedly taken to the family’s bungalow, where the grandfather and the minor’s father snatched his mobile phone and confined him.
The Supreme Court registry rejected the application, stating that the plea is not maintainable because the Chief Minister was given the liberty to move the trial court for regular bail.
DNA samples taken from the remains found at the fire scene that was matched with Prakash Hiran's mother, confirmed his death.
Both accused allegedly forcibly confined the driver and threatened him to take the blame for the fatal accident.
Khalid, who was booked under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) is in jail since September 2020.
Earlier, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief sought a seven-day extension to his interim bail, set to expire on June 1, citing health concerns.
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