Dead body found in Kasumpti: Shimla busy in one minute traffic plane to maintain traffic system, is again in controversies. In the capital Shimla, the body of a 17-year-old youth missing for the last one month was found hanging in the forest. The deceased has been identified as Abhishek s/o Veer Singh village Balikoti tehsil Shillai district Sirmaur. Surprisingly, the body of the youth was found just 100 meters away from the Kasumpti police post. The complaint of the youth’s disappearance was lodged on 28 April. The family alleges that the police did not take serious action in the matter and the family could only get his dead body instead of that of the son.
Police scuffle with family members
After receiving the dead body of the missing youth, the relatives raised the dead body of the youth from Indira Gandhi Medical College and demonstrated fiercely outside the Shimla Superintendent of Police. During this, the police had also put up barricades to stop the family members in Lakkar Bazar. While stopping the family members, there was a slight scuffle between the two sides. The relatives accused the Shimla police of adopting a dictatorial attitude.
Report called in a week
At the same time, seeing the seriousness of the matter, the Superintendent of Police of Shimla also reached the spot. He tried to convince the family members. Superintendent of Police Sanjeev Singh Gandhi told that SIT has been constituted in the matter. A report has been sought from the SIT in a week. Along with this, the police has also detained three people. A girl is also included in these.
What is the whole matter?
On April 25, a young man from Sirmaur came to his brother-in-law Atma Ram. After three days, the young man went missing from the house. After this, the relatives brought his missing report to the police station on 29 April. During this, the police also launched a search operation with his help, but no clue of the young man was found. The body of the young man whom the police kept searching for throughout the city, was found on May 28 in a forest 100 meters away from the Kasumpti police post. Now the relatives are raising questions on the search operation of the police.
