SIT screws on the former chief secretary of Andaman and Nicobar, interrogation for the third day in a gang rape case
Andaman and Nicobar Police has tightened the noose on the former Chief Secretary in the gang rape case of a young woman. The Special Investigation Team (SIT) on Monday questioned former Chief Secretary Jitendra Narayan in this connection. This was the third day of interrogation.
BJP performed
On the other hand, the women's wing of the BJP is also demonstrated in this matter. BJP workers gathered and demonstrated at the main and back gates of Police Lines on Monday morning. They raised slogans against Jitendra Narayan with black flags and placards in their hands. Please tell me that Narayan is being interrogated in the police lines itself. The police had brought him for questioning only at 10 am.
interrogation for three days
Jitendra Narayan was questioned earlier on Friday and Saturday also. The police had raided a homestay in Port Blair on Sunday in connection with their investigation. Sampa Banerjee, president of BJP Mahila Morcha of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, said, “We are opposing such acts by senior bureaucrats in the islands. This is our fight to protect the dignity and honor of our local women. If they are found guilty then strict action should be taken against them. We demand a fair probe by the SIT in the matter.
Accused of rape on the pretext of getting a job
Significantly, the 21-year-old girl had accused Jitendra Narayan and others of rape. The victim says that the rape incident was carried out at the residence of the former chief secretary. Following the allegations, a search operation was conducted with a forensic team at a homestay on Sunday.
Apart from Jitendra Narayan, a case has been registered against Labor Commissioner RL Rishi, police officer, and owner of the homestay. According to the news agency, the SIT team was seen coming out of the homestay with some envelopes. However, information about this was not given. The former chief secretary has been kept in a private resort. He arrived here to face interrogation following the order of the Calcutta High Court.
