Kotkapura firing: SIT holds first meeting, releases email ID, WhatsApp number for any new evidence

Tribune News ServiceChandigarh, May 10 A Special Investigation Team instituted by the Punjab and Haryana to investigate the Kotkapura firing held its first meeting at the Vigilance Bhawan in Mohali on Monday, an official press release said. The press release...

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Updated At : 12:11 AM May 11, 2021 IST

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, May 10

A Special Investigation Team instituted by the Punjab and Haryana to investigate the Kotkapura firing held its first meeting at the Vigilance Bhawan in Mohali on Monday, an official press release said.

The press release said that the SIT, which has been given six months by the court to conclude its investigations, met to discuss modalities to conduct a “thorough investigation” into the firing incident of October 14, 2015, when alleged police action on protesters holding demonstrations against incidents of sacrilege in the state killed two protesters.

Investigators have set up a new email ID, newsit2021kotkapuracase@gmail.com, and have a dedicated WhatsApp number 9875983237, which has no calling facility, for any new evidence the public may have in the case.

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