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Faridabad Jail Frees Wrong 'Nitesh': Child Rape Accused Released on Bail
Hindustan Times Rajasthan
|May 31, 2025
The Error Came to Light When the Trespassing Nitesh Asked Why He Had Not Been Released, Despite the Bail Order Issued in His Name
GURUGRAM: An embarrassing case of mistaken identity and bureaucratic lapses unfolded at a jail in Faridabad when an inmate, jailed for allegedly raping a minor boy, was "accidentally" released after prison officials confused him with another inmate who had a similar name and father's name—and was granted bail in a petty assault case, police said Thursday.
The mix-up involves two men named Nitesh.
The first is 27-year-old Nitesh Pandey, arrested in October 2021 for repeatedly raping a nine-year-old boy in Faridabad's Sector-58.
He is the son of one Ravinder Pandey.
The second is 24-year-old Nitesh, who goes by only one name. He landed in the same jail on Sunday in a case of house trespass and assault. His father's name? Also Ravinder.
The second Nitesh, accused of a minor scuffle, was granted bail on Monday by the court of the Faridabad chief judicial magistrate.
What should have been a routine release turned into a staggering blunder.
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