New Delhi: A Ghaziabad court on Wednesday reserved till June 4 an order on the plea of Nithari residents that an FIR be registered against the CBI investigating officer and the then Circle Officer Dinesh Yadav of Noida police for destroying original case diaries to protect key accused Moninder Singh Pandher.
The move comes after the CBI on May 19 filed its chargesheet in the Rimpa Haldar murder case in the special CBI court in Ghaziabad, giving Pandher a clean chit and listing his servant Surendra Koli as the main accused.
“A chargesheet has been filed in the RC-17 case on the murder of Rimpa Haldar, daughter of Anil Haldar. She had gone missing on February 2005. Pandher was in Australia at the time of the murder in his house. Only his servant has been made accused,” says CBI spokesperson G.Mohanty
The victim's father, Anil Haldar, said, “I am deeply hurt that Pandher was spared by the CBI once again. Pandher has bribed the CBI officials. I want justice for my daughter and not a compensation of Rs 5 lakh. Money cannot bring my daughter back.”
Khalid Khan, counsel for relatives of Nithari victims, said: "Following our protest petition in the Pinky Sarkar murder case, the CBI court had ordered a fresh probe into Pandher's role, asking for independent witnesses’ statements other than cellphone details. This time, the CBI has submitted the passport, visa and other documents so that no protest application could be filed against the chargesheet."
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