10 months ago
Delhi Father Accused of Staging Daughter's Acid Attack for Revenge
A young woman in Delhi told the police that three men attacked her with acid near her college.
However, the police investigated and found that the story didn't add up.
They discovered that the three men accused were not even there when the supposed attack happened.
The police then arrested the young woman's father.
He confessed that he was the one who hurt his daughter, using a cleaning product, not acid.
The father did this because he wanted revenge on one of the accused men.
This man's wife had previously filed a complaint against the father.
The father was trying to get back at them by making it look like they attacked his daughter.
The police confirmed that the accused men were innocent and had alibis.
Delhi Police state none of the three initially accused individuals were present at the scene of the alleged acid attack.
The alleged acid attack on a Delhi University student was revealed to be staged by her father, Akil.
The father used toilet cleaner on his daughter's hands to simulate an acid attack.
The motive was to falsely implicate Jitender, whose wife had previously filed a complaint against the father.
CCTV footage and alibis confirmed the innocence of the three men initially accused.
- Who
- Akil (father), his daughter (student), Jitender (initially accused), Jitender's wife.
- What
- The father allegedly staged an acid attack on his daughter using toilet cleaner, claiming it was done by three men, to falsely implicate Jitender. The daughter's statement had inconsistencies, and the men accused were found to be innocent and elsewhere during the incident.
- Where
- Near Laxmi Bai College in Ashok Vihar, North Delhi.
- When
- Sunday evening (around 7 pm).
- Why
- Revenge for a molestation and assault case filed by Jitender's wife against Aqeel Khan (likely referring to the father, Akil), and to falsely implicate Jitender.
Delhi Police & Investigation Findings
Initial Allegations & Claims
Nature of the Incident
Delhi Police & Investigation Findings
The incident was a fabricated acid attack staged by the father using toilet cleaner on his daughter.
Initial Allegations & Claims
A Delhi University student was attacked by three men on a motorcycle who threw acid at her.
Involvement of Accused Men
Delhi Police & Investigation Findings
None of the three men accused were present at the crime scene; CCTV footage and alibis prove their innocence.
Initial Allegations & Claims
Three men on a motorcycle are accused of carrying out the acid attack.
Motive for the Incident
Delhi Police & Investigation Findings
The father orchestrated the staged attack for revenge against Jitender, whose wife had filed a complaint against him, and to falsely implicate Jitender.
Initial Allegations & Claims
The initial claim suggested an attack by unknown perpetrators with no specified motive.
Key facts
- Alleged Incident
- Acid attack on a Delhi University student
- Location
- Near Laxmi Bai College, Ashok Vihar, North Delhi
- Date of Alleged Incident
- Sunday
- Investigating Authority
- Delhi Police
- Key Accused
- Akil (Father of the student)
- Accused's Claim
- The attack was staged by the father using toilet cleaner to falsely implicate Jitender.
- Jitender's Alibi
- Was on duty in Karol Bagh at the time of the alleged incident.
Quotes
Jitender's wife
Wife of Jitender, who had filed a complaint against Aqeel Khan
“Around 7 pm, while I was on duty, I received a call from my wife that my name was being mentioned in this case. My wife said there was no need to worry, but to come directly to the police station after work. I don’t know the other people the girl mentioned. I have nothing to do with them whatsoever. I was at work in Karol Bagh at the time of this (alleged) incident. The police have given me a clean chit.”
thestatesman.com
“My husband is innocent, and that girl, her father, and her entire family conspired together and filed a false case… I had filed a complaint against Aqeel Khan at the Bhalswa police station. To escape that, he used his daughter to plot against my husband… My husband was on duty in Karol Bagh when the (alleged) attack occurred.”
thestatesman.com
Ravinder Yadav
Special Commissioner of Police (Law & Order), Delhi Police
“As soon as we got to know there was an attack, we registered the case. During the probe, we found some inconsistencies. We found that the story was fabricated. The CCTV footage we reviewed showed that the accused person was not at the scene. Then, we found that the girl’s father had a case registered against him of molestation and assault. To trap the complainant’s husband, this was done.”
thestatesman.com





