"We have decided not to plead for the accused of convent robbery and rape case as it is a heinous crime," Milan Sarkar, Secretary of Ranaghat Bar Association said.
Salim Seikh whom CID had arrested in Mumbai early today was produced before the local court here. It was the first arrest in the case that took place on the eleventh day after the incident.
However, Salim will get the legal assistance from the Sub-Divisional Legal Aid Committee.
Rupanjana Chakraborty, Additional Session and District Judge cum Chairman of the said committee recruited him for the job, he said.
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