Two Punjab officials suspended in Jhota murder case; widow alleges destruction of crucial evidence
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Jhota Murder: Family Refuses Post-Mortem Until Demands Met
The family of anti-drug activist Parvinder Singh Jhota, who was shot dead last week in Mansa, is refusing a post-mortem examination until their demands are met. They are seeking a trauma centre in Jhota's name and compensation for the injured, despite the CBI taking over the murder investigation. Protests are ongoing, and a joint action committee has called for resignations and dismissals of officials.
Two Punjab officials suspended in Jhota murder case; widow alleges destruction of crucial evidence
Mansa DSP Harjinder Singh Gill and Drug Inspector Naresh Kumar were suspended on Wednesday following demands from Jhota's family and a protest committee seeking accountability for alleged official inaction against the illegal sale of pharmaceutical drugs.
Today marks 11 days since the murder of anti-drug activist Parvinder Singh Jhota, but a postmortem has not yet been conducted. The family and action committee are adamant on 10 demands. Jhota's wife, Manpreet Kaur, stated that her husband's last rites will not be performed until the Punjab government seriously addresses their demands. Nihang Baba Raja Raj Singh also joined the protest on Thursday. He said that if Jhota were alive today, they wou…
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