Kanpur to New York … Testimony given online before the judge, court remained open till evening, in which case this happened?

Technology has made people’s lives much easier. A spectacular example of this was seen on Wednesday in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, where a statement from New York was recorded in the Kanpur court. Most importantly, the statement started in the evening in Kanpur and in the morning in New York. The Kanpur court sat till late evening for the statement. In a case of land grabbing by land mafia in Kanpur, the statement of the brother of the complainant sitting in New York was recorded through video conferencing on Tuesday. The special thing about this case is that the victim and her family live in New York, because of this it is the first case in the city where the statement was recorded from New York. The victim’s brother started recording his statement before the Kanpur court at around 06:00 New York time, while the statement continued from 16:30 to 20:30 Indian time. Land mafia has taken over. Actually, IIT Kanpur alumnus Kavita Shah settled in Chicago, USA in 2003. He has a house in Anandpuri, Kanpur, where his mother lived. It is alleged that Kavita’s mother Rajkumari Shah went to the United States to meet her in 2004 and during that time, land mafia criminals Narendra Singh, Kanhaiya Gupta and Ajit Gupta took over her house and forged documents. Akhilesh Yadav ordered inquiry. His mother’s digital signature was also forged. The victim complained to the then Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav about this matter in 2014. Based on this complaint, the government ordered an inquiry by the District Magistrate of Kanpur. Following this, a case was filed on behalf of the victim in 2016 and this case is currently being heard in the court of District Judge (JD) 8. Advocate Ravindra Verma said that the statement of complainant Kavita Shah was initially recorded through video conferencing. A round of declarations is underway between the two countries. Now his brother Sanjay Shah has to give his statement in this case. This statement was taken in the court of ACJ (JD) 1 Isha Agarwal. A technical team was deployed to give the online statement, which included Shalabh Srivastava, Sanjeev Kumar and Srishti Awasthi. The whole matter was related to the declaration between two countries. Therefore, defense counsel Manish Krishna and government counsel Pragyanand Pandey were also present. Sanjay Shah had to go to the Indian Embassy in New York to make his statement. Shalabh Srivastava said that the statement lasted about four hours, which was continuously monitored by the entire technical team. The entire case is for hearing in the court of ACJ JD 1 Isha Aggarwal. Share this story Tags