Chandigarh case LIVE: Barala and Ashish arrested after surrender in police station
In the case of tampered with the daughter of an IAS in Chandigarh, Parnika Kundu, the police has arrested the accused Vikal Barla and her friend Ashish. The police had summoned them to join the investigation. Both were called for questioning at 11 o’clock today, but when they did not arrive from the time, the Chandigarh Police raided Barala’s farm house located in Tohana district of Haryana. Subhash Barla had said that his son Vikas is ready for cooperation in Police investigation.
At the same time, the medical report has confirmed that vikash was completely intoxicated at the time of the incident. He refused to give his urine and blood sample for the investigation. After this, the doctor posted on duty found on the basis of the smells and other observations coming from the vikash that both the accused were drunk in alcohol. IG Chandigarh says that the accused can not be sampled by them, they can go against them. The investigation of this case is at a turning point. Now the interrogation of the accused is very important.
Haryana BJP spokesman Jawahar Yadav said that there is no pressure on the police or administration in this matter from our side. It has also been reported by varnika and his father about the fact that the police is investigating in the right direction. We want that the victims get justice in this case completely. Even after this, some parties are doing politics about this. In this, the name of the Congress and INLD is primarily in front of everyone. On the other hand, Congress is preparing to take up the matter in the Lok Sabha.
Let’s say that in the initial investigation, the Chandigarh Police also said that 5 out of the CCTV cameras at 9 places were 5 CCTV cameras and the remaining 4 CCTV cameras did not have any special records. From the beginning of the scene to development Barla and Ashish to the area where the CCTV cameras are being installed at all 9 points, from which the police can get substantial evidence. However, five of these places have received CCTV footage from the police.
