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HC relief
to Hasan Gafoor in defamation case
Friday March 11, 2011 06:35:32 PM,
PTI
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Mumbai: In a relief to
former Commissioner of Police Hasan Gafoor, the Bombay High Court
today stayed summons issued by a Chandigarh court against the
senior cop in connection with a defamation complaint filed by the
father of Inspector General (Konkan region), Parambir Singh.
A metropolitan magistrate court in Chandigarh had in January this
year issued summons to Gafoor on a complaint filed by Hoshir
Singh, Parambir's father, alleging that Gafoor, in an interview to
a magazine in November 2009, claimed that senior police officers
including Parambir had refused to be part of the operation against
terrorists during the 26/11 terror attacks.
Gafoor was directed to appear before the magistrate on March 15.
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