‘My father was dragged out of house’, says Nisha Sharma
“My father was just picked up from his bed, not even allowed to change his night clothes, dragged and put into an unmarked white car by six men in plainclothes,” said Nisha Sharma, daughter of the Wing Commander (retd) C K Sharma.
C K Sharma 
Wing Commander (retd) C K Sharma
“My father was just picked up from his bed, not even allowed to change his night clothes, dragged and put into an unmarked white car by six men in plainclothes,” said Nisha Sharma, daughter of the Wing Commander (retd) C K Sharma, Friday.
She said when the door bell of their Delhi residence rang Thursday evening, her mother opened the door. “These men pushed my mother and barged inside the house without even telling us the matter was,” added Nisha, who flew down from Pune after hearing about her father’s arrest.
“My father has fought both the wars for India. He has never never stolen Rs 1 all his life. And he is spending the night with diabetes, hyper tension and a heart condition… This is political vendetta,” said Sources said after the retired IAF officer was arrested Thursday, he was taken to the Economic Offence Wing, West, where he was questioned. After a medical test, he was shifted to Civil Lines police station where he was kept all night. His family members claimed they were not informed of his whereabouts from 9.30pm Thursday till Friday afternoon, when he was produced in court.
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Several ex-servicemen stood by the 75-year-old retired Wing Commander, saying police arrested him in a very humiliating manner.
“It was a case of financial nature but the police acted in such a highhanded manner which is not even used against the confirmed terrorists… We the ex-Servicemen and all other like minded persons highly condemn the uncalled for and extremely highhandedness of Haryana Police. We demand a judicial inquiry into the same and severe action against the defaulters,” read an email circulated among IESM members.
Police denied these allegations and said that the family was with the accused till 9.30 pm Thursday night, after which he was taken to the civil hospital for a routine medical examination and then kept in Civil Lines police station for the night.
“There were many members of the group and family who were there to meet the arrested ex-serviceman. However, we could not have let all of them stay on the police station premises all night. He was kept safe,” said a senior official of the Economic Offence Wing, Gurgaon.
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