‘Expenses grave’: What Delhi courtroom stated on IAS officer Puja Khedkar’s pre-arrest bail plea | Delhi Information

NEW DELHI: A Delhi courtroom on Thursday dismissed the anticipatory bail software of Puja Khedkar – a trainee IAS officer who has been accused of dishonest and forgery, and whose candidature was cancelled by UPSC – saying that allegations in opposition to her are grave and critical, which require thorough investigation.
“Custodial interrogation of the applicant/accused is required to unearth the entire conspiracy and to ascertain the involvement of different individuals concerned within the conspiracy,” further periods decide Devender Kumar Jangala stated.
The courtroom, noting the fabric on file which clearly mirrored “mens rea” or “responsible thoughts” on a part of Khedkar, rejected the rivalry raised by Khedkar’s counsel that she is being subjected to “media trial” and “witch hunt.”
The courtroom stated Khedkar has not solely cheated and defrauded the UPSC, she has snatched the lawful rights of eligible aspirants with benchmark incapacity.