3 weeks ago
Delhi court denies bail in Hauz Khas club bouncer assault
In a city called Delhi, some people got into a big fight outside a club.
The fight happened because some men were angry about the bouncers standing at the club's door.
The men hurt four people with sticks and sharp tools.
One person got a very bad cut on his stomach and had to stay in the hospital for more than two weeks.
The police caught a man named Anuj and said he was part of the attack.
Anuj asked the court to let him out of jail while he waits for his trial.
The judge said no to his request.
She worried that Anuj might scare the witnesses or change the evidence.
Some of the other people involved in the fight have not been found yet.
So Anuj has to stay in jail for now.
A Delhi court denied bail to Anuj, accused of assaulting club owners and their associates over a bouncer deployment dispute in Hauz Khas.
The attack took place on the night of February 1 near Jagannath Mandir in Hauz Khas.
Four persons suffered serious injuries from choppers, sticks, screwdrivers and other sharp weapons.
One victim sustained an 8 cm life-threatening abdominal wound and remained hospitalised for more than 15 days.
The court cited serious allegations, absconding co-accused and the risk of witness tampering to reject the bail plea.
- Who
- Accused Anuj, Additional Sessions Judge Richa Parihar, and victims Anil, Akash, Akash Duggal and Prem.
- What
- A Delhi court denied bail to a man accused of a violent assault on club owners over a bouncer deployment dispute.
- Where
- Hauz Khas, New Delhi, near Jagannath Mandir.
- When
- The incident occurred on the night of February 1; the bail order was dated August 10 and the report published August 11.
- Why
- The allegations were serious, co-accused were absconding, and there was a risk of evidence tampering and witness influencing.
Key facts
- Accused
- Anuj
- Court
- Delhi Sessions Court, Additional Sessions Judge Richa Parihar
- Incident date
- Night of February 1
- Location
- Hauz Khas, New Delhi (near Jagannath Mandir)
- People injured
- 4 persons
- Weapons used
- Choppers, sticks, screwdrivers and other sharp weapons
- Worst injury
- 8 cm incised wound over right upper abdomen, hospitalisation over 15 days
- Bail decision
- Denied
Quotes
Additional Sessions Judge Richa Parihar
Delhi court judge presiding over the bail case
“"The allegations against the accused are serious in nature."”
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“"Some of the co‑accused persons are yet to be arrested."”
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