Twists and Turns: The Complex Case of CRPF Jawan's Involvement in Alleged Kidnapping
The Delhi High Court has instructed Delhi Police not to arrest a CRPF jawan in the alleged kidnapping case until July 3, on the condition that he cooperates with the investigation. The bench reviewed evidence and testimonies that presented a complex narrative, filled with misunderstandings and conflicting claims.

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The Delhi High Court has temporarily halted the arrest of a CRPF jawan implicated in a kidnapping case. Justice Manmeet Pritam Singh Arora's bench granted this relief, contingent upon the jawan actively participating in the investigation. The legal proceedings highlight varying narratives that complicate the case.
Evidence presented included a statement from the supposed victim, originally claiming he voluntarily traveled to Kashmir with the jawan, later reversing his statement to allege abduction. Conflicting accounts, including a purported ransom demand conveyed through messages, further muddle the situation.
The court has mandated the jawan's cooperation with investigative authorities, demanding his presence for questioning. A status report from prosecutors is expected before the next hearing on July 3, as the legal proceedings continue to unravel the truth from the complex narratives presented.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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