Wrestler Sushil Kumar, absconding in murder case, files anticipatory bail application in Delhi court

Sushil has claimed in his utility that the complete investigation has been carried out with a pre-determined and biased mindset.

Olympian Sushil Kumar has filed an anticipatory bail utility at Rohini courtroom right this moment, saying that the case in opposition to him was biased and the allegations had been made to tarnish his fame. Sushil is accused within the homicide case of one other wrestler Sagar Rana who was crushed to dying whereas two of his pals had been assaulted allegedly by the Olympian wrestler and his associates on Might 4 on the Chhatrasal Stadium in Delhi. Rana had been coaching on the stadium. Whereas Sushil Kumar has denied his involvement within the case, he has been on the run since then.

Sushil has claimed in his utility that the complete investigation has been carried out with a pre-determined and biased mindset. He alleged that victims within the case have felony antecedents, and when Sushil requested them to vacate a property that belonged to his spouse, they tried to falsely implicate him.

He additionally said that the firearms recovered from a Scorpio automobile didn’t belong to him. The courtroom was instructed {that a} delay of 5-6 hours was made in registering the FIR to falsely implicate Sushil.

On Might 17, Delhi Police introduced a reward of Rs 1 lakh for anybody who supplies details about Sushil Kumar’s whereabouts resulting in his arrest. It had additionally introduced Rs 50 lakh reward for details about Sushil’s aide Ajay Kumar.

The Delhi Police has to date didn’t apprehend the two-time Olympic medallist and 9 others in reference to the homicide of the 23-year-old wrestler. A Delhi courtroom had issued non-bailable warrants in opposition to Kumar and 9 others on Saturday. The police had additionally issued a Look-Out-Round (LoC) in opposition to him.

An FIR was registered in opposition to Sushil underneath Sections 302 (Homicide), 365 (Abduction), and 120-B (Prison conspiracy) of the IPC at Mannequin City police station.