Human trafficking case: Daler Mehndi gets a big relief, punishment on conviction
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Patiala Court has barred any kind of punishment against Singer Daler Mehndi in the human trafficking case. In this case, on 16 March, Judicial Magistrate Saini sentenced to two years' sentence while hearing the case. However, during the hearing of this case on Friday, Additional District and Sessions Judge Rajiv Kalra has barred any kind of punishment against Dular for now.
The court ordered that till the full hearing of this case, the daler would not be punished in any way.
Next hearing on May 18
Actually, the Defense Council of Daler filed an appeal challenging the sentence of two years, after which the court has now passed the order. According to a report of Times of India, Patiala Court also ordered Dular to deposit 50,000 rupees bullock bond before the Duty Magistrate. The next hearing of this case will now be on May 18.
What is the human trafficking case?
In fact, Daler and his brother Shamsher have alleged that during the year 1998 and 1999, they illegally sent many people to their team and sent them to many other foreign countries including the US. In this case, in 2003, a person named Bakshish Singh lodged an FIR in the police against Dular and alleged that Daler took Rs 12 lakh from him but he did not send him abroad. With this, Daler and his brother tried to intimidate him and threaten him. In this case, a case was registered against Daler in connection with forgery (Section 420) and Criminal Conspiracy (120-B).
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