Published On : Sat, Jul 6th, 2024
By Nagpur Today Nagpur News

Ram Jhula mishap case: Cops file revised petition in Sessions Court against JMFC’s order

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Nagpur: The Tehsil Police in Nagpur on Friday filed a revision petition at the Sessions Court against the First Class Judicial Magistrate (JMFC) Tuesday’s order which termed arrest of Ritu alias Ritika Dinesh Maloo unconstitutional in the Ram Jhula hit-and-run case and ordered her immediate release.

According to Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Zone III Goraksh Bhamre , a revision petition was filed before the Sessions Court. After nearly four months on the run, the police arrested Ritika Maloo on Monday, July 1, and produced her in court on Tuesday, where the police sought custody. However, following arguments from both sides, Judge A V Khedkar-Garad, 7th JMFC (Court No 4) Nagpur, had declared Ritu’s arrest unlawful and ordered her immediate release. The court had reasoned that Ritu should have been arrested only after her bail was revoked by the court that originally granted it. This procedural step was not followed which rendered her arrest illegal.

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On the night of February25, between 1.30 and 1.45 am, Ritu Maloo allegedly drove her Mercedes car in a rash and negligent manner under the influence of alcohol and collided with an Activa scooter carrying two persons. Both riders, Mohd Hussain Gulam Mustafa and Mohd Ateef Mohd Zia, sustained fatal injuries– one died on the spot, and the other succumbed to injuries while receiving treatment.

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