Guwahati: Police Assam will submit a Chargesheet at All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) Casing Animesh Bhuyan Lynching in Jorhat District in January next year.
The officer responsible for the Jorhat police station consciously, where the Lynching case was registered, had been transferred after it was found that his appearance was bad in the investigation.
Special DGP (Law & Order) GP Singh, directed by the Head of Minister Assam Himanta Buswa Sarma to personally supervise the investigation, on Tuesday reviewing the progress of the investigation and convincing people that a strong chargesheet will be submitted.
“We got enough evidence.
We have eyewitnesses from the police who attended the incident occurred.
The number of civilians, who are eyewitnesses, have extended their support for the investigation.
There is no shortage of eyewitnesses and evidence.
I will take time A few more days to file a chargesheet.
We will be able to apply for the first week of January, “he said.
CM has directed the police to submit a strong chargesheet within one month, which will end on December 29.
Talking about the transfer of responsible officers, Chidananda Borah, he said, “We have found the appearance of his appearance.
A new officer will take over in the next two-three days and handle this case.” He further added that CCTV recordings.
And cellular recordings of the incident of saliva received from various sources have been sent to the Forensic Laboratory to be examined.
Bhuyan was indicated by a horde of around 50 on November 29 after a fight for an accident on the road.
This mass was reported to attack Bhuyan, and his two friends alleged that the trio vehicle had hit an old man riding a scooter.
However, the police said there was no collision with Bhuyan vehicles and parents had fallen from their own scooters.
According to the police, the man, who was allegedly under the influence of alcohol, created a scene after falling and accused Bhuyan and his friends hit him as he was on a scooter.
The police have arrested 13 people, who accused Neeraj Das, allegedly killed in an accident on the road when trying to escape from police detention.