Ishrat case: IPS officer PP Pandey admitted to hospital in Ahmedabad


Ahemadabad, Jul 29 (PTI): Senior Gujarat IPS officer PP Pandey, who was directed by the Supreme Court to appear before a special CBI court here on Monday in connection with the IshratJahan fake encounter case, was admitted to a hospital after he complained of chest pain.

Pandey was admitted to Chandramani Hospital at Shahibaug area of the city after he complained of chest pain, sources told PTI.

Dr Rupkumar Agrawal of Chandramani Hospital said that Pandey was admitted on Monday morning.

The Supreme Court had directed the 1982 batch IPS officer to appear before a trial court in Ahmedabad on July 29 and has restrained the CBI from arresting him till then.

The additional DGP was declared absconder in the 2004 fake encounter case of Ishrat Jahan and three others by the Gujarat high court on July 1.

Pandey, as the joint commissioner of police, Ahmedabad, was heading the crime branch when Ishrat, Javed Shaikh alias Pranesh Pillai, Amjadali Akbarali Rana and Zeeshan Johar were killed in an encounter allegedly with Gujarat Police on the city outskirts on June 15, 2004.

  

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  • doddanna, damaskatte

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    THIS IS SHEER DRAMA

    HE FALLS SICK

    TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

    REAL FEKU KA FEKU

    FAKING EVERYTHING

    IF THEY ARE NOT GUILTY

    THEY WOULD HAVE FACED THE LAW

    NOW THEY ARE CUNNING

    FAKING SICKNESS

    FEKU HAS TAUGHT THEM ALL TRICKS

    TO FAKE EVEN POLITICAL AGENDA

    FAKE EVERYTHING IS BJP RULE

    FAKE ENCOUNTERS

    FAKE POSTERS

    FAKE PROTESTORS

    FAKE PATRIOTS

    FAKE NATIONALISTS

    FAKE HINDUS TOO

    REAL HINDUS NEVER FAKE

    THEY ARE REAL, GENUINE, AUTHENTIC...

    BUT FEKU LIKE MODI IS TOTALLY A FEKU HINDU

    THEY WANT TO CREATE A FEKU INDIA

    JAI HOOO... BHARAT MATAKI JAI

    DODDANNA DAMASKATTE ABUDHABHI

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  • INDIAN CITIZEN, India

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    OTHERWISE HE WILL KILL HIMSELF. THIS IS MY OPINION BECAUSE HE KILLED INNOCENT PEOPLE MR. SAMER

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    All our FEKU's have now disappeared.....

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  • simple, Bangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    Zaid, Udupi

    He was sent to hospital by his Feku boss to delay his arrest. No chance he'll visit him in hospital.

    He has told his feku boss, he will blurt out everything when he is taken to SC.
    Now his life is in grave danger.
    All these type of politicians get chest pain gand pain and many more pains.
    Even if it is on stretcher they should be made to attend as per SC direction.
    Now it is NANO NANO
    Waiting for Feku's turn to be in hospital with the second pain

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  • Shameer, UAE

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    Drame baazon ki kami nahi.

    He appears in office today, then goes to hospital and admits by himself and is brought in a stretcher to court. Wah..maan gaye.

    Only prayer to God is don't kill this killer by heart attack. He deserves worse than this.

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  • Abdul Hameed, Al Jubail, KSA

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    wah kya dramebaaz hai? Fake encouner, fake chest pain, right?

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    Even our great Yeddy and Reddy got chest pain when ........

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  • Declan, Mumbai

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    DAY IS NOT FAR WHEN MODI TOO GETS CHEST PAIN.

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    The Supreme Court should find a solution to the escape route of politicians deliberately acting to be sick and getting themselves admitted in some posh hospitals.
    All the major jails should have a small hospital wing with few beds and a resident doctor. They can have any specialists on demand.
    Jai Hind!

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  • sg, india

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    encounter itself means false. its a popular way to get back to our useless legal system to punish some culprits. the only problem is if this is misused on innocents. plesae redirect your investigation on innocency of people died instead for authenticity of fake encountre. if victims are innocent, death penalty should be given to shooters., if not a slap on wrist and transfer to obscure locaiton with a small suspenstion should do

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    Jaisa Raja Vaisa Praja.....

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  • Farooq, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    OYE JOSSEY..SUPERB AND MAAR DAALA...

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  • Farooq, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    THIS IS THE RIGHT TIME TO ENCOUNTER HIM..LET HIM TASTE THE PAIN THE OF FAKE ENCOUNTER...

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  • Krishna, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    This drama clearly proves that he has done wrong and is trying to hide

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    Being an IPS officer getting admitted to evade arrest is a coward and shameful act.This should be recorded in his service records and the department has to treat this as a grave irregularity and lapse on the part of the official.Thanq.

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  • Ahmed, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    It clearly proves that he is guilty.

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  • Farooq, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    DRAMA FROM FAKU AND PARTY...

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  • Manda Budhi, Kudla

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    What a shame! An additional DGP is absconding!?

    And now acting - nakli chest pain!

    This is a common disease - political criminals acting chest pain to avoid police arrest. Before Yeddy also acted same way and admitted to hospital.

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  • Rajesh Dsouza, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    Now slow by slow all the disease will come out...heart pain,chest pain,leg pain..This is only one smart idea where you can escape from all court procedures and the court trail case will continues until he/she die.Finally case will close without any justice.

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  • ZAID, UDUPI

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    MAY BE HIS STOMACH HIS UPSET...

    HUMAN LIFE HIS NOTHING TO THEM..HIS BOSS WILL BE VISITING SOON TO SEE HIM IN HOSPITAL...

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  • Rakesh, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    Very soon this will come out as like the Batla Encounter which proved as genuine

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  • Naufal , Uddabettu

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    This encounter is already proved fake in court.There are some others,soon their chest will pain.

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  • ZAID, UDUPI

    Mon, Jul 29 2013

    PLS TAKE CARE OF HIM VERY WELL, NEEDS TO CHECK HIS CHEST VERY SMOOTHLY. HE IS OUR DIS HONEST OFFICER OF INDIA...

    PLS DONT HESITATE FOR MONEY MATTER...

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