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NSF seeks CBI probe into murder of police constable, two sisters at Kalakot 8/20/2014 12:22:05 AM Early Times Report Jammu, Aug 19: National Secular Forum (NSF) today sought CBI probe into murder case of two sisters and a police constable at Kalakot on July 27. National Secular Forum (NSF) activists today protest against state administration and sought high level probe into blind murder case, in which name of deceased police constable Sanjay Singh is being dragged under well planned conspiracy hatched by main culprits. "It is learnt from media reports that police is trying to hush-up the case. But evidence and photographs of dead bodies surfaced on social networking sites as well as in media is narrating something. To nab real culprits a high level probe is required", said NSF President Sukhdev Singh addressing students gathered in the University campus. Singh asked the police authorities and civil administration how Sanjay Singh had fired three bullets from his service rifle, one into his head and two in his stomach. The activists also smell something fishy over non-conducting of postmortem killed both sisters. "Earlier, an SIT was constituted by police department to inquire the matter, but within today's of inquiry was ordered, the SIT head ASP Nowshera was replaced by DSP rank officer", Singh said, adding that the attitude of police officials was suspicious from very first day of incident.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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