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Seelampur violence case: Accused moves Karkardooma Court for medical treatment

The Karkardooma Court has directed the jail superintendent to provide medical treatment to one of the accused in connection with Seelampur violence case. The application moved by counsel Zakir Raja, on behalf of accused Moinuddin. Raja informed that the accused has serious injuries on his right hand which require immediate medical attention.

Accused moves Karkardooma Court for medical treatment
Accused moves Karkardooma Court for medical treatment
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Published : Dec 25, 2019, 5:21 AM IST

New Delhi: One of the accused in connection with Seelampur violence case on Tuesday moved an application in Karkardooma Court for medical treatment here.

The court has directed the jail superintendent to provide medical treatment and file a report by December 25.

The application moved by counsel Zakir Raja, on behalf of accused Moinuddin, informed that the accused is in judicial custody now and he has serious injuries on his right hand which require immediate medical attention. The application also stated that the accused may require plastic surgery of the hand.

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On December 17, protestors pelted stone at the policemen in the Seelampur area of the north-east Delhi when they were protesting against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019.

They also set several motorcycles on fire and vandalised three buses as well as two police posts.

Subsequently, the Delhi police detained as many as 14 people in connection with Seelampur violence and sent all of them to 14 days judicial custody on December 18.

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New Delhi: One of the accused in connection with Seelampur violence case on Tuesday moved an application in Karkardooma Court for medical treatment here.

The court has directed the jail superintendent to provide medical treatment and file a report by December 25.

The application moved by counsel Zakir Raja, on behalf of accused Moinuddin, informed that the accused is in judicial custody now and he has serious injuries on his right hand which require immediate medical attention. The application also stated that the accused may require plastic surgery of the hand.

ALSO READ | UP serial blasts case: Two accused get lifer, third acquitted

On December 17, protestors pelted stone at the policemen in the Seelampur area of the north-east Delhi when they were protesting against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019.

They also set several motorcycles on fire and vandalised three buses as well as two police posts.

Subsequently, the Delhi police detained as many as 14 people in connection with Seelampur violence and sent all of them to 14 days judicial custody on December 18.

ALSO READ | Anti-CAA stir: Police post torched in Kanpur; death toll in UP violence rises to 15

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Seelampur violence case: Accused moves Karkardooma Court for medical treatment



New Delhi [India], Dec 24 (ANI): One of the accused in connection with Seelampur violence case on Tuesday moved an application in Karkardooma Court for medical treatment here. 



The court has directed the jail superintendent to provide medical treatment and file a report by December 25.



The application moved by counsel Zakir Raja, on behalf accused Moinuddin, informed that the accused is in judicial custody now and he has serious injuries on his right hand which require immediate medical attention. The application also stated that the accused may require plastic surgery of the hand.



On December 17, protestors pelted stone at the policemen in the Seelampur area of the north-east Delhi when they were protesting against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019.



They also set several motorcycles on fire and vandalised three buses as well as two police posts.



Subsequently, the Delhi police detained as many as 14 people in connection with Seelampur violence and sent all of them to 14 days judicial custody on December 18. (ANI)





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