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Delhi court orders police to furnish complete FIR copies to Neha Bora
A Special Executive Magistrate in Delhi has directed the city police to provide Neha Bora with complete copies of six FIRs by November 20. The order came after Bora's legal counsel raised concerns about the inadequacy of documents previously supplied by authorities.
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The Special Executive Magistrate Raj issued the directive following submissions by Bora's advocate, who contended that the police had failed to provide comprehensive documentation in the matter. The counsel argued that the documents furnished earlier contained significant gaps and did not meet the legal requirements for a fair review of the case.
Bora's legal team sought complete copies of all six FIRs to enable a thorough examination of the charges and ensure proper legal representation. The magistrate accepted the submission and set November 20 as the deadline for the Delhi Police to comply with the order.
The direction underscores the judiciary's emphasis on ensuring that accused persons have access to complete case materials, a fundamental requirement under criminal procedure law. The order is expected to facilitate the next stage of proceedings in the matter.
Neither the specific nature of the allegations nor further details regarding the case proceedings were immediately available.