Tanur custodial demise: Victim’s household welcomes CBI probe announcement
3 min readBy Express News Service
MALAPPURAM: Family members of Thamir Jiffri, 30, who died within the custody of Tanur police, on Thursday welcomed the state authorities’s choice to switch the probe to the CBI. The company will quickly purchase the case’s paperwork from the police.
The authorities introduced the choice handy over the case, at present being probed by the crime department, to the CBI on Wednesday. Thamir’s household and former chief of opposition Ramesh Chennithala had advocated for a CBI probe after the post-mortem report advised Thamir suffered accidents in custody.
“CBI’s involvement is a result of our relentless pursuit of justice for Thamir. The government’s decision has brought us relief. Our hope is that our quest for justice will be fulfilled,” mentioned Haris Puthiyamaliyekkal, Thamir’s brother.
Eight law enforcement officials had been suspended following Thamir’s demise. Of the suspended officers, six are from Tanur police station, whereas one every is from Parappanangadi and Kalpakancheri stations.
However, the household had expressed reservations with the crime department probe, believing that the company may attempt to defend the officers concerned.
The post-mortem report had mentioned, “Thamir’s demise resulted from the combined effects of narcotic drug consumption and atherosclerotic occlusive coronary artery disease (coronary artery disease), compounded by numerous blunt force injuries to his body. These injuries, inflicted by multiple blunt force traumas, could have exacerbated the fatal outcome by exacerbating his coronary artery disease.”
The postmortem examination recognized 21 accidents on Thamir’s physique. Of these, 19 had been categorised as pre-death accidents (ante-mortem), whereas two had been decided to have occurred near the time of demise (perimortem). Specifically, Thamir suffered 5 accidents in line with beatings by blunt weapons, along with 5 accidents inflicted by forceful strikes with a cylindrical object.
MALAPPURAM: Family members of Thamir Jiffri, 30, who died within the custody of Tanur police, on Thursday welcomed the state authorities’s choice to switch the probe to the CBI. The company will quickly purchase the case’s paperwork from the police.
The authorities introduced the choice handy over the case, at present being probed by the crime department, to the CBI on Wednesday. Thamir’s household and former chief of opposition Ramesh Chennithala had advocated for a CBI probe after the post-mortem report advised Thamir suffered accidents in custody.
“CBI’s involvement is a result of our relentless pursuit of justice for Thamir. The government’s decision has brought us relief. Our hope is that our quest for justice will be fulfilled,” mentioned Haris Puthiyamaliyekkal, Thamir’s brother.
Eight law enforcement officials had been suspended following Thamir’s demise. Of the suspended officers, six are from Tanur police station, whereas one every is from Parappanangadi and Kalpakancheri stations.googletag.cmd.push(perform() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
However, the household had expressed reservations with the crime department probe, believing that the company may attempt to defend the officers concerned.
The post-mortem report had mentioned, “Thamir’s demise resulted from the combined effects of narcotic drug consumption and atherosclerotic occlusive coronary artery disease (coronary artery disease), compounded by numerous blunt force injuries to his body. These injuries, inflicted by multiple blunt force traumas, could have exacerbated the fatal outcome by exacerbating his coronary artery disease.”
The postmortem examination recognized 21 accidents on Thamir’s physique. Of these, 19 had been categorised as pre-death accidents (ante-mortem), whereas two had been decided to have occurred near the time of demise (perimortem). Specifically, Thamir suffered 5 accidents in line with beatings by blunt weapons, along with 5 accidents inflicted by forceful strikes with a cylindrical object.
