Khakha faces severe fees below the IPC and the stringent POCSO Act
New Delhi:
Responding to studies that suspended Delhi officer Premoday Khakha’s son or different relations can also be concerned within the sexual abuse of his buddy’s minor daughter, Delhi Police have clarified that the investigation to this point has not discovered any proof of this.
“Until now in investigation, two individuals have been discovered alleged within the crime and have been arrested. Additional investigation is being processed,” Sagar Singh Kalsi, Deputy Commissioner of Police for North Delhi, has mentioned. “The sufferer in her written assertion earlier than the Justice of the Peace has not talked about some other names,” the senior officer added.
Particular Commissioner of Police Jitendra Pathak mentioned studies claiming involvement of different individuals are incorrect. “Until now, two individuals have been discovered alleged within the crime and have been arrested. Additional investigation is on.”
Khakha, who has been suspended as Deputy Director of Delhi Girls and Little one Growth, and his spouse Seema Rani have been arrested after the woman informed police that the senior officer had raped her for months. The woman, who had stayed on the officer’s house after her father’s loss of life in 2020, has alleged that Seema Rani gave her abortion capsules after the officer impregnated her.
The couple is now in judicial custody.
Intervening within the matter, the Delhi Excessive Courtroom has requested police to make sure that the minor’s id is protected. They’ve additionally requested police if their investigation had discovered any proof of the woman being raped by different males too.
The matter got here to mild after the woman, now 17, was hospitalised following a string of panic assaults. Throughout remedy classes on the hospital, she informed docs about what she went by. The hospital then alerted the police who swung into motion.
Khakha faces severe fees below the Indian Penal Code and the stringent Safety of Kids from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act.
