Kanpur: Sitting (Special Investigation Team) investigated the remaining anti-sech riots for Punjab on Tuesday to record a statement of three families whose five members were killed by rioters in the Dabauli Kanpur area after the murder of Indira Gandhi on October 31, 1984.
In Dabauli, five members of three families were killed by rioters.
Sardar Bhagwan Singh from one family and Karan Singh and his wife Satwant Kaur from another family was killed.
In the third family, Tej Singh’s men and Satpal Singh were killed by rioters, who also used burning and looting.
After riots, Bhagwan Singh’s Wife Surinder, Putra Karan Singh Singh and Tej Singh’s son Chararjit Singh had submitted a brilliant officer at the Govindnagar police station in the city.
To remember, in November and December by 2020, sitting had visited Jalandhar in Punjab and recorded the son of Karan Singh’s son’s son, but the Plaintiff was not found at home.
Surinder Kaur, the wife of the late Bhagwan Singh, also still can’t be traced.
The statement of some late Tej Singh family members cannot be recorded.
Sitting recently against the approached Punjab police and managed to get the correct address of these people.
Too late, on Monday night, two inspectors sit again for Punjab.
Sitting SSP Balaikik Bhushan Singh said that together by noting the statement of the Plaintiff Bellawar Singh, Surinder Kaur and Chararjit Singh, a statement of others will also be recorded.
The state government has established sitting on February 5, 2019, to ask the situation to lead to riots where at least 127 people were killed in Kanpur.
The team was established after the APEX court issued a notification to the state government in August 2017 at the petition who was looking for a probe in riots.
Sitting four members was led by retired DGP Atul.
Another member is the retired district judge of Subhash Chandra Agarwal and retired additional director (prosecution) Yogeshwar Krishna Srivastava.
SP Balaikik Bhushan Singh is the secretary of its members.
Anti-sikh riots: sit down to record statements
