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Bihar Court Issues Warrants Against Nine Police Personnel
A court in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, is hearing an old criminal case.
Six men are accused of gathering with weapons to prepare for a robbery.
Nine police personnel were supposed to testify as witnesses for the prosecution.
They did not appear in court.
The court first sent summons and then issued bailable warrants.
Because the witnesses still were not produced, the court issued non-bailable warrants.
The judge ordered officials to bring the witnesses before the court.
The next hearing for prosecution evidence is set for October 28.
A Muzaffarpur court issued non-bailable warrants against nine police personnel.
The officers allegedly failed to appear as prosecution witnesses in a 2018 case.
Six men are accused of assembling with weapons allegedly to prepare for a robbery.
The court had previously issued summons and bailable warrants to the witnesses.
The case is scheduled for prosecution evidence on October 28.
- Who
- A Muzaffarpur court, nine police personnel, and six men accused in the 2018 case.
- What
- The court issued non-bailable warrants against the nine police personnel for allegedly failing to appear as prosecution witnesses.
- Where
- A court in Muzaffarpur, Bihar; the case concerns the Saraiya police station jurisdiction.
- When
- The warrant order was passed on September 10; the case is listed for prosecution evidence on October 28. The article also states that summons were issued on May 8, 2025, and bailable warrants on August 20.
- Why
- The court said the prosecution witnesses had not been produced despite earlier summons and bailable warrants.
Key facts
- Court
- Additional District and Sessions Court-11, Muzaffarpur
- Judge
- Dr Kishor Kunal
- Police personnel affected
- Nine
- Underlying case
- A 2018 case involving six men accused of assembling with weapons allegedly to prepare for a robbery
- Summons issued
- May 8, 2025
- Bailable warrants issued
- August 20
- Next listed hearing
- October 28, for prosecution evidence
Sources
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