Chennai: Goondas Act on Bothra's son likely

Gagan has been serving term at the sub-jain in Poonamallee.

Update: 2017-08-26 23:11 GMT
Plea bargaining is one of the ways towards reformation of the guilty. It also provides some solace for the victim by way of compensation for the loss or harm caused to them due to the act of the accused, says another senior criminal lawyer, C. Mallesh Rao. (Representational Image)

Chennai: Following the detaining of arrested film financier, S Mukanchand Bothra under the Goondas Act about a month ago, city police on Saturday recommended his son, Gagan Bothra too to be detained under the Goondas act. 

Bothra and his two sons were arrested by the Central Crime Branch on charges of extortion after they were found collecting exorbitant interest rates for the loans they gave to public.

Chennai police commissioner A.K. Viswanathan approved the papers to detain Gagan Bothra under the Goondas Act, in which he would be detained in prison for a year. However, Gagan can seek the advisory board against the detention within three months of his detention. Gagan has been serving term at the sub-jain in Poonamallee.

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