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Family Members of the Ashok Murder Case in Sirsa Reached the Superintendent of Police's Office: a Dispute over ₹1,000 Arose; They Claimed They Were in Danger From the Remaining Accused, and Demanded Their Arrests Be Made Soon.
On Thursday, family members and villagers visited the Superintendent of Police's office to protest the murder of Ashok Kumar (22) in Chhatrian village, Sirsa district. They accused the police of laxity and stated that the remaining accused had not been arrested, putting them in danger. They met with Superintendent of Police Deepak Saharan with these demands. The villagers submitted a memorandum to the Superintendent of Police, demanding the imme…
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On Thursday, family members and villagers visited the Superintendent of Police's office to protest the murder of Ashok Kumar (22) in Chhatrian village, Sirsa district. They accused the police of laxity and stated that the remaining accused had not been arrested, putting them in danger. They met with Superintendent of Police Deepak Saharan with these demands. The villagers submitted a memorandum to the Superintendent of Police, demanding the imme…