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Father of Kathua rape-n-murder victim moves withdraws power of attorney to lawyer Deppika

K H News Service by K H News Service
November 16, 2018
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Jammu: The father of the eight-year-old Kathua rape and murder victim has withdrawn the power of attorney given lawyer Deepika Rajawat stating therein that the award wining lawyer has barely been available at the court hearings.
Family sources of the rape and murder victim said he has moved an application in the Pathankot court in Punjab, where the case was earlier shifted. It said that Rajawat shall not represent them and the power of attorney was being withdrawn.
The father told reporters on Wednesday here that so far the case has been heard 100 times by the court and around 100 witnesses have been examined during the trial, but Rajawat had only appeared twice for the family.
Rajawat, who hogged newspaper headlines when she spearheaded the cause of the nomadic family, told the media that she was receiving death threats ever since she became associated with the case.
The victim was raped and subsequently murdered in Rasana village of Kathua district in Jammu and Kashmir in January.
Eight people, including Sanji Ram, the alleged mastermind of the crime, have been arrested.
The Supreme Court transferred the hearing of the case to a Pathankot court that has been holding the trial on a day-to-day basis.

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