Court sends two accused in Garima Chaudhary rape and murder case to juvenile correction home
Summary
A Bara District Court juvenile bench sent two minors accused in the rape and murder of three-year-old Garima Chaudhary to a juvenile correction home, while ordering other defendants to be released on ordinary bail or cash bail. Lawmaker Ranju Darshana later clarified that social media claims about the accused being freed on bail were incorrect.
Key Points
- The Bara District Court juvenile bench sent two minor suspects in Garima Chaudhary’s rape and murder case to a juvenile correction home for trial.
- Ranju Darshana of the ruling Rastriya Swatantra Party posted about the case on social media, but later clarified that the claim about the accused being released on bail was false.
- The court ordered Rs 200,000 from the Victim Relief Fund for the victim’s family.
- Progress Chaudhary was ordered to submit Rs 20,000 in bail, while other accused were granted ordinary bail or ordered to remain on trial.
