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Vicky Tyagi murder case: Bail plea of accused rejected

Updated on: 18 March,2018 11:20 AM IST  |  Muzaffarnagar
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The Uttar Pradesh government had handed over the probe to CB-CID

Vicky Tyagi murder case: Bail plea of accused rejected

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In Vicky Tyagi murder case, a court here has refused to accept the bail plea of an accused who had claimed that he was minor when he committed the crime. In 2015, an armed man entered a courtroom here masquerading as a lawyer and shot dead Tyagi, an alleged gangster.


The court today refused to accept the bail plea and ordered a medical test to determine the accused's correct age. Following the incident, Sagar Malik, who allegedly shot Tyagi, was arrested from the spot while another person, Brijbir Singh, was nabbed the next day. Police had registered a case against 11 people, including four police officials.


The Uttar Pradesh government had handed over the probe to CB-CID, which, on February 27 last year, had given clean chit to Brijbir, citing lack of evidence against him.

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