Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Court Rejects Bail for Photographer in Baba Siddique Murder
A photographer named Chetan Paradhi was denied bail in the murder case of Baba Siddique.
The court believes he helped the people who committed the crime by letting them stay in a place and find somewhere to practice shooting.
Paradhi says he's innocent and that there's no real proof he did anything wrong.
The prosecution says that other people involved in the crime said Paradhi helped, and the court agreed there's enough evidence to show he might have been involved.
The court was also worried that he could do something similar again if released.
Special MCOCA court denies bail to Chetan Paradhi, a photographer, in the Baba Siddique murder case.
Paradhi is accused of aiding the killers by providing accommodation and helping them find a shooting practice site.
Paradhi denies involvement, stating he was falsely implicated and that call records do not prove conspiracy.
The prosecution claims co-accused confessions implicate Paradhi in the crime.
The court cited prima facie evidence of Paradhi's complicity and the potential for similar crimes.
- Who
- Chetan Paradhi, a photographer, and Baba Siddique
- What
- Special MCOCA court rejected the bail plea of Chetan Paradhi in the Baba Siddique murder case.
- When
- Information not available in the articles.
- Where
- Mumbai
- Why
- The court found prima facie evidence of Paradhi's involvement and the potential for similar crimes.
Accused Perspective
Prosecution's Perspective
Involvement
Accused Perspective
Chetan Paradhi denies involvement and claims false implication.
Prosecution's Perspective
The prosecution argues the evidence indicates Paradhi's complicity in the crime.
- Accused
- Chetan Paradhi
- Age
- 27
- Profession
- Photographer
- Case
- Baba Siddique murder
- Court
- Special MCOCA Court
- Accusation
- Aiding and abetting