Guwahati: Incident of Dholpur Incident in Darrang Assam Regency, where two civilians were killed in police shooting during the eviction in September, a public hearing on Sunday in Sipajhar to record eyewitness statements or individuals and organizations on the incident.
District Development Commissioner, Subhalaxmi Deka, who is an investigative officer, said there were no individuals or organizations that had given verbal statements or submitted a written statement about the incident before the authorities on Sunday.
“The trial will be held on Monday too.
Eyewitnesses or individuals or organizations may advance on Monday to record statements,” he said.
Said that the investigation was in the last leg, Deka said the investigation report would be submitted to relevant authorities in one month.
“We have collected reports from other departments and recorded statements from various parties.
The investigation will expire as soon as we completed public hearing,” he added.
Darrang Deputy Commissioner Prabhati Thaosen on October 28 ordered a magisterial investigation regarding the death of the two civilians, including a 12-year-old child in the police firing at Dholpur on September 23 when villagers attacked the police and district administrative officials during the eviction.
The state government was expelled around 800 families in Dholpur in the district of the district of the district for large agricultural projects.
The Assam government has submitted in the presence of the Gautati High Court who was expelled by a family from the Dholpur area in Darrang District in September last year was not a migrant affected by erosion as claimed in pills but “neglect, which does not qualify for rehabilitation under the state rehabilitation policy.
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