CID Police interrogates two others in connection with Neha Hiremath murder case
Bengaluru: The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) police, probing the murder of Hubli college student Neha Hiremath, have reportedly interrogated two individuals, including a hotel owner.
Neha's father, Niranjan Hiremath, had earlier alleged the involvement of four individuals in plotting Neha’s murder, claiming that the police did not interrogate them. In response, CID officers interrogated the other two individuals and gathered additional information.
The CID police have already interrogated many individuals, including the parents, friends, and acquaintances of the accused, and have collected significant information. Witnesses found at the scene have been sent to the forensic laboratory for examination, and the report will be available soon, informed the police.
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Approaching one month since Neha's murder on the April 18th, it has been learned that the authorities are also preparing to file an interim charge sheet after completing the investigation in an expedited manner.
Neha Hiremath, daughter of Congress councillor of Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation Niranjan Hiremath, was stabbed to death on the campus of her college in Hubballi on April 18. She was a first year MCA student at KLE Technological University and the youth who stabbed her multiple times on campus was her classmate, who was arrested by the police subsequently.
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Retired IAF personnel arrested for alleged Pak links in Assam
Tezpur (PTI): A retired Indian Air Force personnel has been arrested in Assam's Sonitpur district for alleged links with Pakistani intelligence operatives, police said on Saturday.
Additional Superintendent of Police Haricharan Bhumij said preliminary investigation revealed that the accused had shared sensitive documents and information with Pakistani operatives over social media.
Police have seized his laptop and mobile phone.
The devices have been sent for forensic examination, though some data has been deleted, Bhumij said.
The accused was a junior warrant officer in the IAF and had retired in 2002 from Tezpur’s Salonibari base.
He had later joined the electronics department of Tezpur University, but quit.
Bhumij said a case has been registered under the relevant sections of the BNS and a local court has remanded the accused to five days police custody.
