Police interrogate BJP’s Vijay Jolly, ask him to appear again today
30 Nov 2013 5:32 AM IST
Delhi police on Friday interrogated Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Vijay Jolly and asked him to again appear on Saturday to record his statement for defacing the name plate of Tehelka’s former managing editor Shoma Chaudhury’s residence.
‘Jolly arrived at the Saket police station Friday around 1 pm and was interrogated till 5 pm. We have asked him to again appear Saturday to record his statement,’ said a police officer.
Replying to a question if Jolly will be arrested, the officer said: ‘We have registered a case against him and if needed, he will be arrested.’
A case under the IPC and the Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Property Act was registered against Jolly at the police station Thursday evening.
Officials said policemen have been deployed outside Chaudhury’s house and one has been deputed for her security.
An internal inquiry has also been marked against an inspector who was found standing outside Chaudhury’s house when the protest took place.
Around 50 BJP members, led by Jolly, reached Chaudhury’s house in Saket on Thursday and raised slogans against her. Jolly painted the name plate black and also wrote a word with black paint. He also poured black paint outside Chaudhary’s house. Delhi police on Friday interrogated Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Vijay Jolly and asked him to again appear on Saturday to record his statement for defacing the name plate of Tehelka’s former managing editor Shoma Chaudhury’s residence.
‘Jolly arrived at the Saket police station Friday around 1 pm and was interrogated till 5 pm. We have asked him to again appear Saturday to record his statement,’ said a police officer.
Replying to a question if Jolly will be arrested, the officer said: ‘We have registered a case against him and if needed, he will be arrested.’
A case under the IPC and the Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Property Act was registered against Jolly at the police station Thursday evening.
Officials said policemen have been deployed outside Chaudhury’s house and one has been deputed for her security.
An internal inquiry has also been marked against an inspector who was found standing outside Chaudhury’s house when the protest took place.
Around 50 BJP members, led by Jolly, reached Chaudhury’s house in Saket on Thursday and raised slogans against her. Jolly painted the name plate black and also wrote a word with black paint. He also poured black paint outside Chaudhary’s house.
‘Jolly arrived at the Saket police station Friday around 1 pm and was interrogated till 5 pm. We have asked him to again appear Saturday to record his statement,’ said a police officer.
Replying to a question if Jolly will be arrested, the officer said: ‘We have registered a case against him and if needed, he will be arrested.’
A case under the IPC and the Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Property Act was registered against Jolly at the police station Thursday evening.
Officials said policemen have been deployed outside Chaudhury’s house and one has been deputed for her security.
An internal inquiry has also been marked against an inspector who was found standing outside Chaudhury’s house when the protest took place.
Around 50 BJP members, led by Jolly, reached Chaudhury’s house in Saket on Thursday and raised slogans against her. Jolly painted the name plate black and also wrote a word with black paint. He also poured black paint outside Chaudhary’s house. Delhi police on Friday interrogated Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Vijay Jolly and asked him to again appear on Saturday to record his statement for defacing the name plate of Tehelka’s former managing editor Shoma Chaudhury’s residence.
‘Jolly arrived at the Saket police station Friday around 1 pm and was interrogated till 5 pm. We have asked him to again appear Saturday to record his statement,’ said a police officer.
Replying to a question if Jolly will be arrested, the officer said: ‘We have registered a case against him and if needed, he will be arrested.’
A case under the IPC and the Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Property Act was registered against Jolly at the police station Thursday evening.
Officials said policemen have been deployed outside Chaudhury’s house and one has been deputed for her security.
An internal inquiry has also been marked against an inspector who was found standing outside Chaudhury’s house when the protest took place.
Around 50 BJP members, led by Jolly, reached Chaudhury’s house in Saket on Thursday and raised slogans against her. Jolly painted the name plate black and also wrote a word with black paint. He also poured black paint outside Chaudhary’s house.
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