Bunty Chor moves HC

February 04, 2013 19:25

Hitech thief Bunty chor, alias Devinder Singh, today moved the Kerala High Court, seeking to set aside the order of a court at Thiruvananthapuram, remanding him to police custody.

The police had sought custody for questioning with regard to a case relating to theft of expensive goods, including a car from the house of a NRI in the state capital.

The Judicial First Class Magistrate court had recently remanded him to police custody. Bunty Chor contended that the order was 'illegal' and wanted the Court to stop further questioning by the police.

As there were some defects in the petition, the matter was not taken up today by the court.

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