A local court on Saturday again extended the police remand of immigration consultant Amit Kakkar, director, Healthyway Immigration, in two other cases. Kakkar had surrendered before the court of judicial magistrate Pritpal Singh in seven different cases registered against him and is already facing judicial custody in two of the cases out of seven.
Investigating officer (IO) subinspector Giyan Singh, appeared before the court to seek Kakkar's remand.
In its application before the court, police sought four-day police remand of the accused stating that Kakkar had franchises in Pathankot and they needed to verify the documents and how the franchises were providing services to the clients, as police had received various complaints from this area also.
Police further stated that earlier to verify the same, when they had taken Kakkar along to Pathankot they had to return as his health was not good, and the investigation could not be completed.
Taking into consideration the application of the police, the court granted police remand of the accused for one day till August 28.
The police have registered seven different cases of cheating and forgery under Section 120B, 420, 461, 467, 468 and 471 of the IPC against Kakkar for allegedly using fake documents for sending aspirants abroad. POLICE SOUGHT FOUR-DAY REMAND OF THE ACCUSED STATING THAT THEY NEEDED TO VERIFY HOW THE FRANCHISEES WERE PROVIDING SERVICES TO THE CLIENTS
Investigating officer (IO) subinspector Giyan Singh, appeared before the court to seek Kakkar's remand.
In its application before the court, police sought four-day police remand of the accused stating that Kakkar had franchises in Pathankot and they needed to verify the documents and how the franchises were providing services to the clients, as police had received various complaints from this area also.
Police further stated that earlier to verify the same, when they had taken Kakkar along to Pathankot they had to return as his health was not good, and the investigation could not be completed.
Taking into consideration the application of the police, the court granted police remand of the accused for one day till August 28.
The police have registered seven different cases of cheating and forgery under Section 120B, 420, 461, 467, 468 and 471 of the IPC against Kakkar for allegedly using fake documents for sending aspirants abroad. POLICE SOUGHT FOUR-DAY REMAND OF THE ACCUSED STATING THAT THEY NEEDED TO VERIFY HOW THE FRANCHISEES WERE PROVIDING SERVICES TO THE CLIENTS
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