Devil Bayi Singh got a minion servant to lure women and children from poor Ah-Neh-land slum to be kidnap and gang raped and tortured and murdered and cut up into pieces and dumped, there are at least 19 victims could be as many as 40.
He is a billionaire with a huge manor of horror used for rape and torture center.
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Death penalty for Pandher, Koli in Pinki Sarkar case
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Noida, July 24, 2017 15:21 IST
Updated: July 24, 2017 21:59 IST
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Moninder Singh Pandher (right) and his servant Surendra Koli. | Photo Credit: PTI
Pandher and Koli were held guilty of kidnapping, rape and murder in the case, CBI spokesman R K Gaur said.
Describing the case as “rarest of rare”, CBI special judge Pawan Tiwari on Monday sentenced to death businessman Moninder Singh Pandher and his domestic help Surinder Koli in one of the 2006 serial Nithari rape and murder cases.
The duo was on Saturday convicted in connection with the case concerning 20-year-old Pinki Sarkar by the special CBI court in Ghaziabad. Pandher, who was out on bail, was taken into custody after the conviction.
Three cases closed
Public Prosecutor J.P. Sharma said the court held Pandher and Koli guilty under Sections 302 (punishment for murder), 376 (punishment for rape), 364 (kidnapping or murder in order to murder) and 201 (causing disappearance of evidence) and 120B (criminal conspiracy) of the Indian Penal Code. Mr. Sharma said the duo had already been convicted and sentenced in six cases, while nine were in various stages of trial.
Pandher and Koli were charge-sheeted in 16 of 19 cases and three cases were closed for want of evidence.
Koli has already been sentenced to death in seven of 16 cases probed by the CBI.
Pandher’s lawyer Devraj Singh had said on Saturday his client would appeal against the conviction.
“Pandher was never named in the CBI charge sheet in the Pinki Sarkar case. The investigation had also proved that he had left for Dehradun on October 5, 2006, from his Noida office and returned on October 10. This in turn proved that he was not involved in this case,” Mr. Singh said.
According to the CBI charge sheet, Koli confessed to having lured Pinki, who was returning from work, into the house on October 5, 2006, killing and dismembering her, and dumping parts of her body in a drain.
The police had discovered skeletal remains of 19 victims, mostly girls, from Pandher’s house in Noida’s Nithari on December 29, 2006.
Koli had also confessed to having lured 20-year-old Payal Sarkar, killing and dismembering her, and throwing parts of her body in the drain, which were later identified by her parents.
Between 2009 and 2016, Koli was sentenced to death for the murders of Rimpa Haldar, Aarti, Rachna Lal, Deepali, Payal, Nanda Devi and Nisha.
Meanwhile, there was a sense of relief among the family members of the victims. Jhabbu Lal, whose daughter Jyoti was one of those killed, said: “The harshest punishment should be meted out to both Koli and Pandher.”
He is a billionaire with a huge manor of horror used for rape and torture center.
http://www.thehindu.com/news/nation...er-koli-get-death-penalty/article19342004.ece
Death penalty for Pandher, Koli in Pinki Sarkar case
Staff Reporter
Noida, July 24, 2017 15:21 IST
Updated: July 24, 2017 21:59 IST
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[PANDHER-KOLI]
Moninder Singh Pandher (right) and his servant Surendra Koli. | Photo Credit: PTI
Pandher and Koli were held guilty of kidnapping, rape and murder in the case, CBI spokesman R K Gaur said.
Describing the case as “rarest of rare”, CBI special judge Pawan Tiwari on Monday sentenced to death businessman Moninder Singh Pandher and his domestic help Surinder Koli in one of the 2006 serial Nithari rape and murder cases.
The duo was on Saturday convicted in connection with the case concerning 20-year-old Pinki Sarkar by the special CBI court in Ghaziabad. Pandher, who was out on bail, was taken into custody after the conviction.
Three cases closed
Public Prosecutor J.P. Sharma said the court held Pandher and Koli guilty under Sections 302 (punishment for murder), 376 (punishment for rape), 364 (kidnapping or murder in order to murder) and 201 (causing disappearance of evidence) and 120B (criminal conspiracy) of the Indian Penal Code. Mr. Sharma said the duo had already been convicted and sentenced in six cases, while nine were in various stages of trial.
Pandher and Koli were charge-sheeted in 16 of 19 cases and three cases were closed for want of evidence.
Koli has already been sentenced to death in seven of 16 cases probed by the CBI.
Pandher’s lawyer Devraj Singh had said on Saturday his client would appeal against the conviction.
“Pandher was never named in the CBI charge sheet in the Pinki Sarkar case. The investigation had also proved that he had left for Dehradun on October 5, 2006, from his Noida office and returned on October 10. This in turn proved that he was not involved in this case,” Mr. Singh said.
According to the CBI charge sheet, Koli confessed to having lured Pinki, who was returning from work, into the house on October 5, 2006, killing and dismembering her, and dumping parts of her body in a drain.
The police had discovered skeletal remains of 19 victims, mostly girls, from Pandher’s house in Noida’s Nithari on December 29, 2006.
Koli had also confessed to having lured 20-year-old Payal Sarkar, killing and dismembering her, and throwing parts of her body in the drain, which were later identified by her parents.
Between 2009 and 2016, Koli was sentenced to death for the murders of Rimpa Haldar, Aarti, Rachna Lal, Deepali, Payal, Nanda Devi and Nisha.
Meanwhile, there was a sense of relief among the family members of the victims. Jhabbu Lal, whose daughter Jyoti was one of those killed, said: “The harshest punishment should be meted out to both Koli and Pandher.”
