Mumbai Police file chargesheet against Binoy Kodiyeri in rape case
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The Mumbai police on Tuesday filed a chargesheet against Binoy Kodiyeri, son of former Kerala CPI(M) secretary Kodiyeri Balakrishnan, in an alleged rape case.
“The chargesheet runs into 345 pages. Four witnesses were examined and their statements are included in the chargesheet, along with the DNA report of the complainant’s son,” Dayanand Bangar, senior officer in the Oshiwara Police Station, advised The Puucho.
A 30-year-old girl had accused Mr. Kodiyeri of dishonest her and coercing her right into a long-term relationship on the promise of marriage.
She stated they’d a baby from the union and that Mr. Kodiyeri had deserted them in 2018 and stated he wouldn’t be capable of present upkeep.
He has been charged below sections 376 (punishment for rape), 420 (dishonest and dishonestly inducing supply of property) and 506 (punishment for prison intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code.
Paternity take a look at
On July 3, 2019, the Dindoshi periods court docket had granted him anticipatory bail and directed him to submit his blood pattern to Oshiwara police station for a paternity take a look at.
Mr. Kodiyeri needed to pay ₹25,000 as private bond and for one or two sureties of an analogous quantity.
Judge M.H. Shaikh had directed him to be current earlier than the Oshiwara police station each Monday for a month between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
The anticipatory bail circumstances have been that Mr. Kodiyeri wouldn’t threaten the prosecution witnesses and never tamper with prosecution proof. He wouldn’t depart the nation with out the prior permission of the trial court docket and would attend investigation at any time when the investigation officer known as him.
“The chargesheet has been filed by the police before the Andheri magistrate court, but we haven’t received it,” Advocate A.Z. Mookhtiar, representing the complainant, advised The Puucho. “We will apply for a copy. The court will take cognisance of it and the matter will then be sent to Dindoshi sessions court.”
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