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Allahabad: A plea filed by Vikas Yadav, awarded life sentence in the Nitish Katara murder case, to challenge his conviction by a Delhi court was dismissed on Friday by the Allahabad High Court which said it was not maintainable here. A Division Bench of the Court comprising Justice Sushil Harkauli and Justice V. K. Verma said since Vikas was convicted and awarded a life sentence by the Sessions Court at Patiala House in New Delhi, an appeal challenging the same was not maintainable here. Vikas, son of western Uttar Pradesh politician D. P. Yadav, and his cousin Vishal were convicted and sentenced for the murder of the multi-national firm executive Nitish Katara whose alleged intimacy with his sister Bharati had not gone down well with him. The criminal appeal, filed by Vikas in the Allahabad High Court on Tuesday, was opposed by the complainant’s counsel who held that since the order was passed by a court in Delhi it could be challenged only in the Delhi High Court. ‘Within the jurisdiction’Yadav’s counsel, however, had argued that the appeal was maintainable as the murder and the investigation process had taken place in Ghaziabad which falls within the jurisdiction of the High Court here. In April this year, six years after the murder took place, Yadav was awarded the sentence by the Delhi court where the case was transferred from Ghaziabad following a Supreme Court order. -- PTI
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