Archive · 19 May 2025
Delhi High Court Slams Police in Noida Death Case
A young man from Delhi was found dead in his car in a city near Delhi called Noida.
The police from Delhi and Noida didn't start investigating right away, and the court is very upset about that.
They were too busy passing the problem back and forth.
This delay might mean important clues about how he died were lost.
The court is making both police forces start an investigation and share all the information they have to find out what happened to the man.
Delhi High Court criticized Delhi and UP police for failing to file an FIR in a man's death.
Harsh Kumar Sharma, a Delhi resident, was found dead in his car in Greater Noida.
The court expressed concern over lost forensic evidence due to the delay in investigation.
The court ordered Delhi Police to register a Zero FIR and transfer evidence to UP Police.
UP Police was directed to file an FIR and proceed with the investigation.
- Who
- Harsh Kumar Sharma, the victim, and the Delhi and UP Police.
- What
- Delhi High Court has criticized the Delhi and UP police for failing to file an FIR after a man from the capital was found dead in Noida, resulting in the loss of crucial evidence.
- When
- December 3, 2024, more than five months before the court hearing.
- Where
- Greater Noida (body found); Delhi (victim's residence).
- Why
- The exact reason for death is under investigation; the court's order is due to the lack of an FIR and delay in investigation.
- Victim
- Harsh Kumar Sharma
- Age
- 20 years old
- Location of Death
- Greater Noida
- Incident Date
- December 3, 2024
- Court
- Delhi High Court