Archive · 13 Dec 2025
Mumbai Court Acquits Factory Owners, Employees in 2013 Intruder Death Case
A court in Mumbai has decided that four people, including two factory owners and two employees, are not guilty in a case from 2013.
The case was about the death of a man named Javed Hajrat Ali, who was caught at the factory.
The court said the man was hurt badly, but the four people did not do anything wrong that led to his death.
The court also asked why the man was not taken to the hospital right away.
The four people were accused of hurting and keeping the man, but the court said they are not guilty.
Mumbai Sessions Court acquitted two factory owners and two employees in a 2013 intruder death case.
The deceased, Javed Hajrat Ali, was allegedly caught attempting theft at the factory.
The court noted the delay in taking Ali to the hospital and questioned the 81 injuries on his body.
The defendants were charged with murder, wrongful confinement, and assault.
The court found no evidence to support the murder charges and acquitted all defendants.
- Who
- Four defendants (two factory owners and two employees) and one deceased intruder (Javed Hajrat Ali)
- What
- Acquittal of defendants in a 2013 intruder death case
- When
- Incident on March 5, 2013; Court decision recently
- Where
- Mumbai, India
- Why
- Court found no evidence to support murder charges; questioned delay in hospital admission
- Defendants
- Amarjit Singh, Vijay Singh, Vishnu Sharma, Vijay Yadav
- Victim
- Javed Hajrat Ali
- Date of Incident
- March 5, 2013
- Charges
- Murder, wrongful confinement, assault
- Court's Decision
- Acquitted all defendants
- Victim's Injuries
- 81 injuries on body
- Time of Police Handover
- 6 am
- Time of Hospital Admission
- 10 am