A Delhi court considered that the accused, ‘Bulli Bai’ app case accused Niraj Bishnoi & ‘Sulli Deals’ app creator Omkareshwar Thakur, were first time offenders.
Bulli Bai & Sulli Deals being investigated by Mumbai and Delhi police, both of which have filed chargesheets detailing alleged conspiracy behind portals seeking to 'auction Muslim women'.
Both cases refer to Muslim women, mostly from India, being put up ‘on sale’ online, seemingly in a bid to target and harass them, which had triggered outrage on social media.
Additional Sessions Judge Dharmender Rana denied relief to the accused Saturday, noting that the charges against him were serious in nature and the probe was at a nascent stage.
Ritesh Jha is ‘absconding’, claim Mumbai Police sources, but he denies it. On Wednesday, he was named in FIR filed by Hindu woman who was ‘auctioned’ on Clubhouse.
Open letter, signed by over 250 alumni of institutions like IRMA, XLRI as well, demands strict and immediate action against those accused in Bulli Bai and Sulli Deals apps cases.
The accused identified as Neeraj Singh confessed to involvement in planning the app with the main accused. With his arrest, Mumbai police have so far arrested 4 persons in the case.
Thakur revealed during interrogation that he got furious over the state of affairs in the country and felt like he must do something to uphold the beliefs of the Trads.
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