ANI
Official Wi-Fi was provided at the CIA staff premises to conduct interviews. This points towards a criminal conspiracy. The report states that the diary was also fake and fabricated.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court said Punjab Police officials allowed Lawrence Bishnoi to use electronic equipment and provided studio-like facilities to conduct TV interviews which glorified crime. Justice Anupinder Singh Grewal and Justice Lupita Banerjee said that the office of the officer in charge of the police station was used as a studio to conduct the interviews. Official Wi-Fi was provided at the CIA staff premises to conduct interviews. This points towards a criminal conspiracy. The report shows that the diary was also fake and fabricated.
The court said that the matter requires further investigation to find out the motive behind this and various aspects of the offenses under the Prevention of Corruption Act besides other offences. The bench also said that the quashing report filed against Lawrence Bishnoi in the case related to giving TV interview from police custody raises suspicion of nexus and conspiracy between the police officials and the criminal. The bench said that the police officers allowed the criminal to use electronic devices and provided studio-like facilities for conducting interviews, which potentially glorified the crime.
The SIT constituted by the Punjab and Haryana High Court revealed that the first interview of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi “glorifying crime and criminals” was when he was at the Crime Investigation Agency (CIA) compound in Kharar, Punjab and the second interview was in a . In earlier proceedings the court had expressed surprise over Punjab Police’s failure to inform the court about the recommendation to quash the FIR on the SIT probing the TV interviews by gangster Lawrence Bishnoi allegedly glorifying crime and criminals from jail. Had done.
