Porbandar Court orders framing of charges against Sanjiv Bhatt
April 15, 2013
By our correspondent, Porbandar, 15 April 2013
Porbandar Court has ordered to frame charge against controversial suspended IPS Sanjiv Bhatt in custodial torture case.
Sanjiv Bhatt was Superintendent of Police (SP) of Porbandar district in 1998. Bhatt and constable Vajubhai Chau are accused the offense punishable under sections 330 (causing hurt to extort confession), 324 (causing hurt with dangerous weapon) read with section 34 (action done by several persons with common intent) of the Indian Penal Code. Complaint against Bhatt and Vaju was filed by one Naran Jadav for causing him physical and mental torture in police custody for extracting confession in a TADA and Arms Act case.
Jadav was one of the 22 accused in 1994 arms landing case. He was in Sabarmati central jail but was brought to Porbandar on transfer warrant. As per the details of the case filed against Sanjiv Bhatt, then DSP of Porbandar district, Jadav was not only heavily beaten in police custody but was given electric shock on his private part. Not only this but his son was also called and he too was given electric shock on private part. Father and son duo were injured due to this.
Related Stories
Double trouble for Sanjiv Bhatt: Gujarat HC rejects his quashing plea, Palanpur court rejects bail plea
CID- crime approaches High Court for sacked IPS Sanjeev Bhatt's remand in lawyer abduction case
Sacked IPS Sanjiv Bhatt arrested by the SIT of CID Crime in drug planting case
Suspended IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt sacked
Recent Stories
- Shah in Anand hails Salt Cooperative Initiative of Kutch, predicts Rs. 1 lakh crore Turnover of Amul next year
- Section 144 imposed after arrest of AAP MLA Chaitar Vasava
- 24 hours rainfall data from across Gujarat; Bhiloda tops, Surat City had over 4.56 inch rain
- Chaturmas 2025 starts today across Gujarat; will end on 2nd November
- Gauri Vrat Goro begins across Gujarat ; Jaya Parvati Vrat from July 8
- Stray bull attacks man in Bhachau, Kutch; CCTV footage surfaces
- In pictures: Upcoming Five-Star Hyatt Hotel at GIFT City, Gujarat