Cops who filed chargesheet against Amit Shah transfered

October 04, 2014 12:46

Two policemen who were involved in preparation of the chargesheet against Bharatiya Janata Party President Amit Shah for an alleged hate speech, which was rejected by a local court, have been transferred. Deputy Superintendent of Police (New Mandi Circle) Yogender Singh and Investigation Officer of the case Sub-Inspector Bharat Lal were shifted on Friday. SSP H N Singh, however, said it is a routine transfer and has no connection with the Amit Shah case.

Deputy SP Yogender Singh has been shifted to police lines from the Circle of New Mandi, while Sub-Inspector Bharat Lal has been shifted to Bhorakala Police Station from the New Mandi police station, he said.

SI Bharat Lal had investigated the case while Dy SP Yogender Singh had filed the chagesheet in the court. Shah was chargesheeted by the police on September 10 for his alleged hate speech during campaigning here for the Lok Sabha elections.

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