Court grants bail to two SMC employees arrested for ‘assaulting’ traffic personnel

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A local court on Wednesday granted bail to two SMC employees who were arrested for demolishing a traffic booth and allegedly assaulting traffic personnel on duty in the summer capital Srinagar.

“The accused persons namely Niyaz Ahmad and Ovais Farooq have been arrested in the case under FIR no; 06 0f 2023 under sections 353, 120B, 506 and 364 IPC on 07-02-2023. Offences under section 364 IPC is not made out against the accused persons. At most, the offence under section 363 IPC can be said to be made out in the case which is bailable, the rest of the offences in question are not very severely punished,” a local news agency, Kashmir Dot Com (KDC), quoted Court of city judge/JMIC Srinagar, Ajay Kumar as having said.

While disposing of the prayer of remand application by police, the Court, in an order, said, “The accused persons are the government officials and there is no threat of them fleeing the course of justice. The facts and circumstances of the case are such that there is no need for their further interrogation by the police.”

The prayer for remand by the police of the accused persons is refused and the accused persons are directed to be released on bail on furnishing a personal bond and surety bond before the court in the sum of 50,000 rupees provided they are not required in any other case, the court said. The accused shall cooperate with the investigation officer in the investigation of the case and shall not threaten any prosecution witness. (KDC)

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