Arrest warrant issued against Hooda’s aide
BY MPOST BUREAU2 March 2016 1:45 AM GMT
MPOST BUREAU2 March 2016 1:45 AM GMT
Arrest warrant has been issued against close aide of former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda after he failed to appear before police to join investigation in a sedition case registered against him, police said on Tuesday.
“Local court has issued arrest warrant against Virender,” IGP Rohtak Range Sanjay Kumar said on Tuesday.
A Special Investigation Team (SIT) of Haryana police had moved court after the close aide of Hooda failed to join investigation.
Police had issued notice to join investigation by February 28 but Virender had failed to appear before the police.
Lawyer of Virender had requested seven-day time for joining investigation, but police had yesterday asked him to join investigation immediately.
“We are searching for him,” IGP said.
Rohtak Police on February 24 had booked Virender, a close aide of former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, and another person on sedition charges after the duo's 90-second audio clip of a purported conversation between them, allegedly to incite violence during Jat agitation, had gone viral on social media.
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