Page 2 - Nithari Case News Today

NOIDA: If you happen to cross D5 in Nithari village today that saw 16 gruesome killings, chances are you'll miss it.

The parents of a missing girl who was later identified as a victim of the Nithari killings are devastated by the news of the acquittal of Surinder Kol

Nand Lals daughter disappeared in 2006 after a phone call with Surinder Koli, leading to the discovery of the Nithari serial killing cases. Nand Lal tirelessly searched for answers and eventually filed a missing persons complaint. He sought help from officials and media outlets, leading to an FIR being registered. Electronic surveillance revealed Kolis involvement, and he confessed to acting on Neelams orders.

Nithari: As the HC set aside the death sentences of accused Surendra Koli and Moninder Singh Pandher, victims’ kin say: “Either the judge is wrong or those who held them guilty were wrong...If they’re not guilty, it means there were no murders, then return our kids. If these kids were from rich families, would it take so long to hang them?"

India News: The acquittal of Surinder Koli and Moninder Singh Pandher not only highlights a shoddy investigation but is also a denial of justice to those who lost

Allahabad HC calls investigation “botched up”, questions manner of recording Koli’s confession.

Nithari killings prime accused Surinder Koli’s death penalty has been overturned by the Allahabad High Court, terming the other co-accused innocent.

The Allahabad High Court has acquitted the prime accused in the Noidas Nithari serial killings case, Surender Koli and Maninder Singh Pandher, due to lack of evidence. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) had filed closure reports in three of the 19 cases against them in 2007.

Moninder Singh Pandher was arrested in December 2006, along with Surinder Koli, and convicted in February 2009 in the Nithari killings.

The Allahabad High Court has acquitted Surendra Koli in 12 cases and Maninder Singh Pandher in 12 cases connected with the Nithari Killings, for which they were earlier awarded the death penalty by the trial court