Separate cells for Kamduni rape accused

The fast track court of Sanchita Sarkar also directed the jail authorities to provide proper security to all the accused when they come out of their cells.

Written by Express News Service
Kolkata | August 28, 2013 03:09 AM IST

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A fast track court Tuesday directed the Dumdum central jail authority that the eight accused in the Kamduni rape case be confined in separate cells and other inmates not be allowed to interact with them. The fast track court of Sanchita Sarkar also directed the jail authorities to provide proper security to all the accused when they come out of their cells. Food and water must be tasted before they are served to them,the court ordered. Earlier in the day,advocate Firoze Edulji,the counsel for the accused,argued that the counsel of the victims family had no right to argue during the criminal proceedings. The fact track court would hear the arguments Friday.

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