Shamli Triple-Murder Case: National Security Act Invoked Against Accused
Preventive detention under the 1980 law now covers the suspect pending completion of required formalities.
Overview
- District authorities applied the National Security Act to the case on Saturday, Shamli Superintendent of Police N P Singh said.
- Police allege Farukh, 45, shot his wife, Tahira, and one daughter, strangled the other, and buried the bodies inside their Ghari Daulat home.
- Officers say the bodies were recovered after his December 17 arrest in the Kandhla area of Shamli district.
- A sessions court has rejected his bail plea, and he remains lodged in jail as criminal proceedings continue.
- The NSA allows detention without formal charges for up to a year to protect public order, and police say the required paperwork is underway.