Shraddha murder accused Aftab withdraws bail plea
Aftab Poonawala, accused in the Shraddha murder case, has told the court that he does not want to file a bail application. Aftab’s bail plea was filed in the court on behalf of his lawyer, after which the court said that Aftab’s consent would be necessary for this. Now Aftab has withdrawn his bail plea after talking to the lawyer.
What is the whole matter
A bail application was filed on behalf of Shraddha’s accused Aftab in Delhi’s Saket Court. During the hearing, the court said that for Aftab’s consent, he should be presented through video conferencing. Aftab was produced in the court, after which he told the court that he wanted to meet his lawyer and only then would take a decision on filing a bail application. After which Aftab has now told the court that he does not want to file a bail application at present. Aftab had informed the court through an email that he had signed the ‘vakalatnama’, but was not aware that his lawyer was going to file a bail application on his behalf.
During the hearing, Aftab’s lawyer said that after talking to Aftab for 50 minutes on Monday, it was decided that he would withdraw the bail. Along with this, the lawyer also apologized to the court, in which he said that there will be no miss communication from now on. Finally, the Saket court allowed Aftab to withdraw his bail plea.
Shraddha’s father’s lawyer gave this information
After the hearing, Shraddha’s father’s lawyer Seema Kushwaha said that Aftab’s lawyer filed a bail application, but Aftab refused to allow his lawyer to file a bail application. Police will file charge sheet within 90 days. I hope that the investigation will be completed soon and the charge sheet will be filed.
Aftab is accused of allegedly killing his live-in partner Shraddha and cutting her body into 35 pieces. Police has questioned Aftab many times regarding this matter. Along with this, his polygraph and narco test have also been done. At present, the police is trying to collect strong evidence against Aftab and give him the harshest punishment.
