Tokile case: sit down to track movements

Amritsar: Even two days after Golden Temple Cacreile, a special investigation team (sitting) arranged to investigate the December 18 incident has not been able to track the movement of the perpetrators 36 hours before.
It also did not determine the identity of the defendant.
A little short is to probe with the Shiroman Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) and submit a report within two days.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), law and Order, Parminder Singh Bhandal said that sitting so far traced his movements from December 17 to December 18.
“This is a time-consuming investigation because we have to track his movements from several CCTV cameras, those who are in the Golden Temple, around it, train stations, etc.” Bhandal said the investigation had revealed that the defendant had entered the Golden Temple at around 6:30 a.m.
on December 17, stayed one day in the complex and was seen outside the temple at the same night.
Previously, the President of Parjinder Parjinder Parjinder Gurdwara Shirner, Harjinder Singh Dhami had told that according to CCTV cameras installed in the Golden Temple whether the police had been able to identify the defendant, DCP said that the police had circulated the pictures of the defendants throughout the country but so far there was no advanced to confirm his identity.
He said the autopsy of Sakrile’s accusations would be carried out on Wednesday.
The source said the police had taken the defendant’s fingerprint after his death, according to the source, may be of poor quality, and this would be sent to the Central Print Bureau (CFPB) to match.
However, CFPB only has fingerprint data criminals.
Regarding other incidents later in Amritsar, Bhandal said the young man who was handed over to the police was very due to suspicion of alertness in Sudarshan Nagar Gurdwara innocence and was not involved in efforts to arrange.