Haryana Police Granted 4-Day Remand Of Cow Vigilante Monu Manesar

The Haryana Police have been granted a four-day remand of cow vigilante Monu Manesar, accused in the Junaid-Nasir murder case.

Manesar was produced in the court of Tarannum Khan, chief judicial magistrate Taluka court (subsidiaries to district courts), Pataudi, on Saturday, police said.

The Gurugram Police had demanded seven-day remand, but the court granted four-day remand. "The police demanded seven-day remand of Monu Manesar, saying the weapon used in the crime will be recovered from his accomplice from Maharashtra.

They also said Monu would be questioned to find out his connection with gangsters. After this, the court allowed four-day police remand of Monu Manesar," said advocate Kulbhushan Bhardwaj, Manesar's counsel.

A senior police officer said they have taken Manesar on remand, and are questioning him. According to police, a brawl broke out between two groups in Pataudi's Baba Shah Mohalla on February 6 when Manesar was there along with his group.

A complaint was filed by Mubin Khan, a resident of the same locality, who alleged his son was shot at during firing between two groups. Following the complaint, an FIR was registered under section 307 (attempt to murder) against Manesar at Pataudi police station.

Manesar was arrested in connection with the abduction and killing of Nasir and Junaid. The charred bodies of the two men were found in a vehicle on the Rajasthan-Haryana border on February 16 after they were allegedly abducted by some vigilantes who accused them of cow smuggling.