Lakhimpur Kheri: After the Special Investigation Team (Sitting) was established and the designated judicial investigation panel, the first arrest – two men, part of the State Minister for the house of Ajay Mishra Teni who was suspected of running and killing four farmers – made in the murder case of the Lakhimpur Kheri Day Sunday.
Putra minister, Ashish Mishra, has been called by sitting.
“Among the ones accused of names in FIR (farmers), six have been identified so far.
Three of them have died in place.
Two others – LAV Kush from Banbirpur and Ashish Pandey from Taranagar – arrested on Thursday,” a police officer said that.
ADG (Lucknow Zone) Sabbath told Tii, “they will be produced in court.” Previously on that day, IG (Lucknow) Laxmi Singh said, “They reveal the names of three people involved in the incident.
We can’t catch them because they are dead.
We have collected important clues from the two people we asked.” Click here for Lakhimpur Kheri Live Updateson on Thursday morning, the Supreme Court has asked the government to submit a report on the violence of Lakhimpur Kheri on Friday.
A single member’s judicial investigation panel from retired High Court Judge Pradeep Kumar Srivastava was announced on Thursday.
This will send a report in two months.
The sit was initially announced, meanwhile, had six members – Cheerful SP Arun Kumar Singh, who was in Banbirpur Village that day, two SPS representatives and three inspector rank officers.
At night, the new arrangement was announced – sitting will have eight members, led by digging upendra agarwal, with PAC Commandant Sunil Kumar Singh as a senior member and ASP Singh as a member, along with the others.
“Ashish Mishra has been called to be interrogated,” said IG Singh.
Notice, asked Ashish to be present at the Kheri Crime Branch Office at 10 am on Friday, inserted outside his home.
A media report citing relatives of the minister said Ashish had left Lakhimpur Kheri on Wednesday.
When asked, Adg (Lucknow Zone) S Sabbath said, “The investigation team looked at him.” While the family of Gurwinder Singh farmers and Raman Kashyap’s journalist, was killed in Sunday’s violence, said the bodies had a bullet hole, an autopsy report did not mention gunshot wounds.
Eyewitness TOI spoke with – and reported by this newspaper – has said “more than 10 shots” fired, that those who were in the convoy were fired and that the sound of the bullet went for hours when the two cars were burning.