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Hearing on Rathore’s bail plea adjourned

January 01, 2010 11:49 am | Updated November 17, 2021 06:59 am IST - Panchkula

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PANCHKULA 30/12/2009 Former Haryana DGP Shambhu Pratap Singh Rathore, who was convicted in Ruchika molestation case coming out of a local court with his wife Abha Rathore after applying for anticipatory bail in Panchkula on Wednesday, December 30 2009. Photo: Akhilesh_Kumar

PANCHKULA 30/12/2009 Former Haryana DGP Shambhu Pratap Singh Rathore, who was convicted in Ruchika molestation case coming out of a local court with his wife Abha Rathore after applying for anticipatory bail in Panchkula on Wednesday, December 30 2009. Photo: Akhilesh_Kumar

A Panchkula sessions court on Friday adjourned hearing till 1230 hours after conclusion of arguments on behalf of former Haryana DGP SPS Rathore, who is seeking anticipatory bail in the molestation case following filing of fresh FIRs against him.

The court was adjourned by District and Sessions Judge S P Singh after the lawyer-wife of 67-year-old Rathore pleaded for anticipatory bail countering charges of slapping false cases against the victim’s brother, attempting to murder him and doctoring the post-mortem report of the girl.

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