Monday, 8 September 2014

Nithari case

NITHARI CASE:SC stays execution of convict Surinder Koli for one week


                     The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the execution of death sentence of

Surinder Koli for killing children in a house in Nithari village in Noida near here in 2006.The

bench comprising justices HL Dattu and AR Dave stayed the execution for a period of one week.

                   An official of the apex court said that the plea in this regard was mentioned

before the bench after midnight and the order was passed at 1:40 AM.The official said the

order has been communicated to the jail authorities concerned.

                  Koli was to be hanged on September 12 in Meerut jail, where he has been kept in

a high-security barrack.Read: Meerut hangman waits for orders to execute Nithari serial

killerThere are 11 cases of murder pending against Koli. CBI had filed charge sheet against

him in 16 cases where he had allegedly killed children after sexually abusing them.The

Rimpa Halder case came to light in December, 2006 when a girl who went missing was

found murdered later by Koli.

                  Investigations into the case led the probe team into more gruesome murders of

children and their skeletal remains were recovered from a drain adjacent to the house

where Koli was working as a domestic servant in Nithari locality of Noida, Uttar Pradesh.

                  Koli was awarded death sentence by a lower court, which was upheld by the

Allahabad high court and confirmed by the Supreme Court on February 15, 2011 for the

murder of Rimpa Halder in 2005.Holding that Koli "appears to be the serial killer", the court

had said "No mercy can be shown to him." A total of 16 cases were registered against Koli.

His employer Moninder Singh Pandher, who was also sentenced to death in Rimpa Halder

case, was acquitted by the Allahabad high court.  more >>

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