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Police fails to crack murder case of B.Ed Student
1/16/2019 10:35:23 PM
MS Nazki
Early Times Report
Poonch, Jan 16: Alleging lackadaisical approach of the Mendhar police in cracking down the murder mystery of a B.Ed student who was found dead in his car on driver's seat a fortnight ago while the family of the deceased have leveled serious charges against the investigating agency sources said here today.
Over two weeks ago, on January 2, 2019 a phone call was received by B.Ed student Imran Gorsi S/o Abdul Razak of Ari in Mendhar at home followed by his exist from his house inhis car and on the next day the abandoned car was located at a place in which Imran's body was found on driver's seat and a case under FIR 174 Cr PC was registered in police station Mendhar.
The mother of the deceased, Pervez Akhter have leveled. Serious charg-es on the investigation of police which according to her was going on snail's pace and now more than 16 days have passed police failed to achieve any breakthrough in the case.
While talking to Early Times Parvez Akhter was asked as who were the callers which imran attended before leaving the home on that fateful night
She said that his mobile and all belongings he had at that time along with him were in the police custody but on the name of investigation police was showing no progress in the case which compels me to think that police do not want to expose those who were allegedly involved in the murder of her son despite she was suspicious about some drug like substance may not have been given to Imran before doing away with him.
Pervez Akhter has urged the higher ups in police department and district authorities to solve the death case of her son at the earliest and bring the culprits before the law of the land otherwise we all will come on roads and stage protest demonstration in favour of our demand she lamented
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