Fake degree case: Police seek 8-day custody of Jitender Tomar

June 15, 2015 17:41

The police are seeking 8-day custodial interrogation of ex-Delhi Law Minister Jitender Singh Tomar in the alleged fake degree case.

On Sunday, Delhi Police said that Tomar was "not cooperating' in the investigation in the fake degree case, saying he was "reluctant' to answer questions during interrogation.

Granted two-day extended police custody of Tomar by a court on Saturday, the cops were unable to utilise the first day as educational institutes and government offices where they intended to take him were closed being a Sunday.

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