Bhubaneswar: Mamita Meher (23)’s parents on Monday Meet Collectors (Balangir) Chanchal Rana and Deputy Inspector General (North Range) Deepak Kumar to suppress quick trials in murder cases.
On Monday, the Prime defendant Gobinda Sahu (54) was sent to detention to the trial of the five-day police.
The police tried to get information from Sahu to strengthen what he said during the recreation of crime at the crime scene.
Mamita’s parents’ meeting, Puncak officials came in the middle whether the ridicule of why the defendant’s statement had not been recorded so far in court because he had been ordered based on 302 IPC section based on his police only.
Opposition also said the statement of the victim’s family members had not been recorded.
“At this time the police should take him to the court to record his statement below the 164 IPC before Judge Judicials as a DNA sample report from the remnants of the victim’s body has not yet arrived,” said Irsasis Acharya, BJP State President Yuva Morcha.
According to the police, Mamita suffocated by Sahu in the car when it comes to Mahaling in the ultimate district of October 8 on the same day Sahu claimed to have burned and buried the body to destroy evidence.
After digging the body parts of the village playground, the police found bones, ankle, chain, and a half-burned bag.
“The arrests have been made only based on recognition only before the police.
Family members of the victim identifying the feet, chains and half-burning handbags taken from the hole.
Secondly, the defendant’s statement in court can be recorded as soon as he was submitted in judicial custody for more than 24 hours,” The Northern Range Digs to the media in Balalangir.
Odisha: Mamita Meher’s parents for quick trials in murder cases
