Hyderabad: Telangana High Court on Friday ordered a judicial probe into the alleged suicide of the suspect in rape and the murder of a 6-year-old girl from Saidabad.
The suspect was found dead on the railway in the Jangaon district on Thursday morning and the police said he had jumped before the train.
Backup Chairman of Judge M s Ramachandra Rao and Justice T Amarnath Gour Directs Third Metropolitan Judges in Warangal to complete the probe in one month and complement the report sealed to the High Court.
The bench gave this temporary direction while hearing the lunch movement.
Police killed the rape suspect: The Petitioner of the Lunch Movement was transferred by Professor Gaddam Laxman, President of the Civil Folhance Committee of the State of Telangana, who accused the situation to kill the suspect to relieve the feeling of anxiety from the brutal murder of the little girl.
M Venkanna, advice for the applicant, raised some doubts about alleged suicide by the suspect on the track near the Ghanpur Station train station.
He was allegedly hit by Koneark Express.
The applicant accused the police accused of being accused, killing him and then projected him as suicide on the railroad track.
Vencasta brought a court comment notification made by the IT Minister KT Rama Rao, who talked about the arrest, but then pulled the statement; Comments Minister Malla Reddy where he assured the public that the defendant would be killed in a meeting in the next few days; And the statement of Trs Mla Sudheer Reddy also promised the results within two days.
“All of these things went to show that the defendant was arrested and killed,” Venkanna said.
While Prof.
Laxman said: “They will show them as other meetings, but they are now worried about the results of a sustainable investigation by submitting an investigation into the fourth murder accused of HIPA in 2019.
This does not mean we want suspects in the rape of children and murder to go free Scot.
But the accusation must be arrested and punished according to the law.
“Denies the allegations, Advocate General BS Prasad said that it was a suicide and the government train police had recorded a statement of 7 eyewitnesses.
“Two of them are the first story of the train driver in front of the accused of jumping.
This is a clear suicide case.
We did post-Mortem and got a recorded video video.
We gave up the body for that family who crissed it,” said AG.
Stating that they had heard both parties, the bench said that it ordered a judicial investigation under the part 176 (1-a) CRPC to ensure that there was no doubt left for anyone to conclude that this was an unnatural death.
“The suspect’s parents, relatives, and everyone who wants to share any information relating to his death can approach metropolitan judges,” Bench said.