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Coaching Centre Deaths: Delhi Court Disposes Of Plea Of Basement Co-owners

Coaching Centre Death

A Delhi court on Saturday resolved the bail plea of 4 co-owners of a coaching center’s basement, where three civil services aspirants drowned last month. The court’s decision follows the prosecution’s notice of the case’s transfer to the Central Bureau of Investigation.

Previously on Friday, the Delhi High Court moved the investigation from the Delhi Police to the CBI “to ensure the public has no doubt over the investigation.”

Additional Sessions Judge Rakesh Kumar, who was addressing the co-owners’ appeal against the initial denial of bail by a magisterial court, granted them the liberty to submit a new bail application before the appropriate CBI court.

“We will move a fresh bail plea today before the competent CBI court after getting the (written) order from the court,” said advocate Amit Chadha, the counsel for the co-owners of the basement Parvinder Singh, Tajinder Singh, Harvinder Singh, and Sarbjit Singh.

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