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Najeeb’s mother said that she will talk to her lawyers and plan further.
A Delhi court on Monday allowed the CBI to close the case of Najeeb Ahmed, a first year student of JNU, who went missing on 15 October 2016. The court said that the agency has tried all the options for investigation. While hearing, Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Jyoti Maheshwari also hoped that Najeeb would be detected soon.
The court said- The court is sorry that the proceedings in the case have ended with the closure report, but there is still no closure for Najeeb’s mother and family.
However, the court also said that if the CBI gets any information about Ahmed’s whereabouts, then it can resume the investigation.
In fact, Najeeb Ahmed went missing from the Mahi-Mandvi hostel of JNU on 15 October 2016. A day earlier, some students associated with ABVP were scrambled.
A number of demonstrations were performed at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi to find Najeeb Ahmed.
Court said- no evidence of scuffle or debate was found
During the hearing, Justice Maheshwari said that no evidence of any kind of scuffle or conversation with a person has been found after Najeeb returned to the hostel on the day of his disappearance, which shows that his disappearance was caused by a suspect or any other JNU person. When Najeeb came out of the hostel room, his cell phone and laptop were lying in the room.
Mother said- I will wait for a lifetime
After the disappearance of Najeeb, the investigation was initially conducted by the Delhi Police, but later, Ahmed’s mother expressed unhappiness with the investigation and handed it over to the CBI after filing a habeas corpus petition in the Delhi High Court.
After the case was closed, Najeeb Ahmed’s mother Fatima Nafees said that she will keep waiting for Najeeb till the last breath. She will talk to her lawyers and decide the future strategy.
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