Plea against RS MP Amar Singh dismissed
14 Aug 2014 6:18 AM IST
Additional sessions judge Raj Kapoor dismissed the petition filed by Hashmat Ali, who was a key witnesses in the 2008 cash-for-vote scam case, saying there were no evidence to substantiate the allegations levelled by the complainant.
In his complaint, Ali had alleged that he was kidnapped by Singh’s secretary Tarun and Ramesh from Khan Market area here on September 25, 2008 when he was to depose before a parliamentary inquiry committee probing the cash-for-vote case.
Ali also claimed that after kidnapping him, Tarun and Ramesh had taken him to Singh’s residence from where he was handed over to the police. Countering his allegations, the lawyers appearing for Singh and Tarun had claimed that even the police had said there was no evidence to corroborate the allegations levelled by Ali, who had filed the revision petition challenging the magisterial court’s order in January.
In his complaint, Ali had alleged that he was kidnapped by Singh’s secretary Tarun and Ramesh from Khan Market area here on September 25, 2008 when he was to depose before a parliamentary inquiry committee probing the cash-for-vote case.
Ali also claimed that after kidnapping him, Tarun and Ramesh had taken him to Singh’s residence from where he was handed over to the police. Countering his allegations, the lawyers appearing for Singh and Tarun had claimed that even the police had said there was no evidence to corroborate the allegations levelled by Ali, who had filed the revision petition challenging the magisterial court’s order in January.
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