Nithari killings: Moninder Singh Pandher, Surinder Koli get death sentence in Pinki Sarkar case

Surinder Koli abducted Pinki from outside Pandher's residence when she was returning home from work, and raped and killed her. After committing the crime he beheaded the victim and threw the head and her garments in the drain behind the residence.

A CBI court in Ghaziabad sentenced Moninder Singh Pandher and his domestic help Surinder Koli to death in the rape and murder of a 20-year-old woman in Noida. Pronouncing the quantum of sentence, the court observed that the case falls under the ‘rarest of the rare’ category. Pinki Sarkar was abducted and killed in 2006. The duo were found guilty by the court on July 22.
Koli abducted Pinki from outside Pandher’s residence when she was returning home from work, and raped and killed her. After committing the crime he beheaded the victim and threw the head and her garments in the drain behind the residence. The prosecution also charged Koli with tampering of evidence. An FIR was lodged in the case in 2007 after Pinki’s parents identified her clothes. Her identity was later established through DNA profiling.
Though Pandher pleaded not guilty in the case, he was found guilty of conspiracy. This is the eight case in the Nithari killings. The Allahabad High Court earlier acquitted Pandher, but he is now facing trial in three other cases. Koli was death sentence in six of the 16 filed against him.
The case came to light after police discovered skulls and skeletal remains of 16 people including children from the drain outside Pandher’s residence.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

ED attaches Delhi farmhouse owned by Lalu Yadav’s daughter Misa Bharti

Image
The Enforcement Directorate on Tuesday provisionally attached a farmhouse owned by Misa Bharti, daughter of RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav, in connection with a case of money laundering. The farmhouse is located in Delhi's Bijwasan and is found has been bought with “proceeds of crime”. The Enforcement Directorate on Tuesday provisionally attached a farmhouse owned by Misa Bharti, daughter of RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav, in connection with a case of money laundering. The farmhouse is located in Delhi’s Bijwasan and is found has been bought with “proceeds of crime”. A statement by the Enforcement Directorate said, “Enforcement Directorate has provisionally attached a farm house (26, Palam Farms, Bijwasan, New Delhi), of Ms. Misha Bharti and Shri Shailesh Kumar, held in the name of M/s Mishail Packers and Printers Pvt Ltd., which was purchased using Rs 1.2 crore involved in money laundering in the year 2008-09.” Shailesh is Misa’s husband and Mishail Packers and Printers is owned ...
Read more

PM Modi, President Xi Jinping feel need for closer communication between defence, security personnel of India & China

Image
BRICS summit 2017: The two leaders reaffirmed the understanding reached at the SCO summit in Astana, Kazakhstan between PM Modi and Xi to 'not allow differences to become disputes," Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar told reporters Prime Minister  Narendra Modi  and Chinese President Xi Jinping Tuesday identified the need to have closer communication between defence and security personnel of the two countries at the first substantive bilateral meeting of the two leaders after the tense standoff in Doklam. The meeting came on the sidelines of the 9th BRICS Summit in Xiamen, China. The two leaders reaffirmed the understanding reached at the SCO summit in Astana, Kazakhstan between PM Modi and Xi to ‘not allow differences to become disputes,” Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar told reporters, shortly after the meeting concluded. It is in the interest of both India and China to have good relations, the two leaders felt. “Peace and tranquility in the border areas is a pre-requis...
Read more

Algorithmic trading case: I-T department swoops on former NSE bosses, brokers

Image
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is also investigating the NSE algo trading case to ascertain if brokers made unfair gains in connivance with exchange officials. The Income Tax (I-T) department has searched the premises of former top officials of the National Stock Exchange (NSE), a few brokers and private technology providers in connection with an algorithmic trading case still being uncovered. The tax authority also searched the premises of the wife of a serving top official, and a research and investing firm in connection with alleged irregularities in the algorithmic trading case. The official’s wife, I-T sources said, is a director on the board of a Mumbai-based company which allegedly provided technology to a stock broking firm for unfair access during 2012-2014. Also Read|  How a split-second advantage can bring huge unfair gains at the NSE The tax searches initiated by the Delhi I-T department began on November 15 and are likely to continue for t...
Read more