Kishori Murder Case: Another team of CIB in Mahindranagar

Kanchanpur - The police's Central Research Bureau (CIB) team has come to Mahindranagar for the second time for the incident, according to Nirmala Pant, 13, of Votakhkham, Bhimdutt Municipality.

According to sources, SSP Thakur Prasad Gyanwali leadership team has arrived on Sunday. The police did not give official information about this.

Earlier, the DSP Gurgaon GC leadership team had been sent back by the investigation. On the second day, the DSP GC leadership team came here on Monday, found dead bodies found in Bhimadutt Municipality 18 Nimbubhada.

One and a half weeks after the first team has returned, another. SP Kuber Kadayat of district police station Kanchanpur said that no such team has come here for the investigation of the incident. "

He said that the need will be investigated by the experts from the Dhangadi and Headquarters also. 
He said that special demand for research on mobile, Facebook and other technical issues would be asked.

Strongly, the incident was being investigated seriously. He said that during the investigation, the statement of the Vishwa Bahadur was taking place. Sister-in-law's statement has already been reported.

Lokani has given a statement on the official office of the office before adding the deadline to the District Court on Thursday. "The work is going to take their statement," SP said. "We have become serious." On the 26th day of the incident, District Police had doubled after the publication of Dilip Bista, 41, of Bhampadutt Municipality 19 Bagfanta, with the help of the GC leadership CIB team.

Ginger leadership team then returned. The victim and the locals had stolen the movement, saying the police had notified the person who was not mentally ill-minded as the main accused. One killed when the police shot fire on the protestor after the agitation.

After that incident, then police chief SP Delhi Bista has been dragged into suspension and suspension. The then Chief District Officer Kumar Bahadur Khadka, DSP Gyan Bahadur Seti and Research Officer, Ekendra Khadka were also stationed.

For investigating the incident, the Home Ministry has sent a 5-member high-level investigation team, Mahindranagar, a three-member security body and Secretary-General of State 7, under the leadership of Joint Secretary Hariprasad Mainali. The team has also been collecting essential research and information.