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Bandra Court Serves Show-Cause Notice to Amboli Police in Wankhede-Malik Case

The court has set a July 28 deadline compelling Amboli Police to account for missed CrPC Section 202 probe requirements in the Wankhede defamation complaint.

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Mumbai, India - October 26, 2021: Actress Kranti Redkar, wife of Sameer Wankhede and sister Yasmeen Wankhede address a press conference at Andheri (West), in Mumbai, India, on Tuesday, October 26, 2021. (Photo by Vijay Bate/HT Photo) (HT PHOTO)

Overview

  • Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Ashish Awari issued the notice on July 4 after Amboli Police failed to file the mandated CrPC Section 202 inquiry report in the defamation and stalking case.
  • The January order required the police to complete a preliminary probe and submit findings by February 15, but officers missed two consecutive deadlines.
  • Amboli Police must respond by July 28 or risk contempt proceedings for ignoring court directives.
  • Yasmeen Wankhede lodged the complaint after NCP leader Nawab Malik publicly targeted her following her brother’s NCB arrest of Malik’s son-in-law in 2021.
  • The prolonged legal tussle underscores tensions between anti-narcotics enforcement and regional political figures in Mumbai.