Punjab Police types 3-member SIT to probe Chandigarh University case
2 min readBy PTI
CHANDIGARH: The Punjab Police on Monday mentioned it has shaped a three-member all-women particular investigation workforce to probe the allegations that objectionable movies of a number of ladies college students of Chandigarh University had been recorded by a hosteller.
The SIT has been shaped underneath the supervision of senior IPS officer Gurpreet Kaur Deo, police mentioned. The workforce will totally probe the case and no particular person concerned shall be spared, Punjab Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav mentioned.
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“Investigations are going on at full pace,” he added. Three folks, together with a lady scholar, have been arrested. The DGP appealed to everybody to keep up peace and concord. “Do not fall for unverified rumours. Let’s work together for peace in society,” he mentioned.
Protests had rocked the campus in Punjab’s Mohali since Saturday night time they usually continued until early morning on Monday.
CHANDIGARH: The Punjab Police on Monday mentioned it has shaped a three-member all-women particular investigation workforce to probe the allegations that objectionable movies of a number of ladies college students of Chandigarh University had been recorded by a hosteller.
The SIT has been shaped underneath the supervision of senior IPS officer Gurpreet Kaur Deo, police mentioned. The workforce will totally probe the case and no particular person concerned shall be spared, Punjab Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav mentioned.
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“Investigations are going on at full pace,” he added. Three folks, together with a lady scholar, have been arrested. The DGP appealed to everybody to keep up peace and concord. “Do not fall for unverified rumours. Let’s work together for peace in society,” he mentioned.
Protests had rocked the campus in Punjab’s Mohali since Saturday night time they usually continued until early morning on Monday.
