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New Delhi, December 20 : A city court on Tuesday reserved the order on anticipatory bail plea of Sajjan Kumar in the 1984 anti-Sikh riot case in which Sajjan is a prime accused.
He filed a plea in district court of Dwarka for anticipatory bail in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots case that is being investigated by the SIT constituted by the Union Government along with the CBI. Harvinder Singh is complainant in the case who is witness in the murder of Sohan Singh and Avtar Singh at Vikaspuri in West Delhi during riots.
DSGMC’s counsel Avtar Singh was also in the court to argue the case for the victim. Senior advocate HS Phoolka also argued the case.
Phoolka said Sajjan was summoned by the SIT but he just confirmed his name and nothing else. Thereafter, the SIT sought his custodial interrogation following which Sajjan filed a plea for interim bail.
Counsels of SIT opposed the bail application arguing that he is accused in the case.
After hearing the argument of both sides, judge Vikas Dhull reserved the order for Wednesday.