US EditionNajeeb Ahmed Missing Case: After Nine Years, Delhi Court Allows CBI to Shut Case of JNU Student
- On Monday, a Delhi court accepted the CBI's closure report on Najeeb Ahmed’s nine-year-old disappearance case, with liberty to reopen if new evidence arises.
- The investigation traces back to Ahmed's disappearance on October 15, 2016, after an alleged scuffle with ABVP members at JNU's Mahi-Mandvi hostel.
- The CBI questioned 26 witnesses, including officials and friends, and filed a closure report in 2018 after exhaustive efforts found no trace of Najeeb Ahmed.
- The court permitted case reopening on new evidence, with Najeeb's mother vowing to seek justice until her last breath.
- Beyond the court’s order, the case remains unsolved, sparking nationwide protests and political debate, with the option to reopen if new credible evidence emerges.
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Delhi Court Accepts CBI's Closure Report in Najeeb Ahmed Missing Case
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Rouse Avenue Court on Monday accepted the closure report filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in the JNU student Najeeb Ahmed's missing case, who had gone missing in October 2016. India News | Delhi Court Accepts CBI's Closure Report in Najeeb Ahmed Missing Case.
Court allows CBI to close 2016 missing case of JNU student Najeeb Ahmed, says can reopen if new evidence emerges
In 2018, the CBI stated it found no leads despite extensive efforts and later submitted a closure report, after securing the Delhi High Court’s approval.
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