New Delhi: The Outer North District police have secured a conviction in a snatching case registered at Bawana police station, with the trial completed in just 40 days.
The conviction came on November 6 in FIR No. 606/2026 of Bawana police station, in the court of Bharti Beniwal, JMFC-05, North, Rohini Courts. The accused, Parkash, son of Raju, was held guilty of snatching under Section 304(2) read with Section 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), according to a press note issued by the district on Wednesday.
Day-to-Day Trial
The case was fast-tracked. The court conducted day-to-day hearings, heard final arguments and pronounced its judgment on the same day, police said. After hearing arguments on sentence the same day, the court sentenced the convict to simple imprisonment for the period already undergone and ordered his release forthwith if he is not required in any other case.
Police and Prosecution
Police said the Bawana police station team acted swiftly on receiving the complaint, arrested the accused immediately and effected recovery, which helped build a strong case for trial. The prosecution was represented by Sonal Verma, Substitute Assistant Public Prosecutor, who led evidence and advanced arguments to ensure the trial concluded quickly.
Delhi Police said the swift investigation, efficient prosecution and day-to-day hearing together resulted in speedy justice in the case.
