Archive · 26 Jul 2025
Delhi Court Grants Bail in Vikas Yadav Kidnapping Case
A man named Jalaluddin, suspected of being involved in a kidnapping, was allowed to leave jail on bail.
The court decided this because the person who claimed to be kidnapped and Jalaluddin went to Thailand together shortly after the police were told about the kidnapping.
The court found it strange that the accuser didn't mention this trip.
Also, Jalaluddin's part in the alleged crime was mostly planning, and nothing was taken from him.
The court made this decision because the travel raised doubts about the accuser's story.
Jalaluddin alias Sameer, accused in a kidnapping case involving Vikas Yadav, has been granted bail.
The court noted that the complainant and Jalaluddin traveled to Thailand together shortly after the FIR was filed.
The complainant alleged he was kidnapped, assaulted, and robbed, with Yadav claiming to act for the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
The court cited the complainant's failure to disclose the Thailand trip as a factor in granting bail.
Jalaluddin's role was primarily conspiratorial, and no recoveries were made from him.
- Who
- Jalaluddin alias Sameer, with the court considering evidence and arguments from his counsel.
- What
- Jalaluddin, a co-accused in a kidnapping and extortion case, was granted bail.
- When
- Bail was granted on July 26.
- Where
- The Delhi court.
- Why
- The court found discrepancies in the complainant's statements, particularly regarding travel to Thailand.
- Accused Granted Bail
- Jalaluddin alias Sameer
- Complainant
- Raj Kumar Walia
- Co-accused
- Vikas Yadav
- Charges
- Kidnapping for ransom, attempt to murder, robbery, conspiracy
- Key Evidence
- Undisputed travel to Thailand post-FIR
- Bail Conditions
- Bail bond of Rs 1 lakh and two surety bonds, no contact with complainant
