Punjab director common of police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav on Tuesday constituted a four-member particular investigation staff (SIT) to unravel your complete conspiracy of the escape of gangster Deepak Tinu, an accused within the homicide of singer Sidhu Moose Wala, from police custody in Mansa.

The SIT includes inspector common of police (IGP), Patiala vary, MS Chhina as chairperson, aside from AIG anti-gangster activity power (AGTF) ​​Opinderjit Singh, Mansa senior superintendent of police Gaurav Toora and deputy superintendent of police, AGTF, Bikramjeet Singh Brar.

Mansa City-1 station home officer shall help the SIT, whereas, the SIT may also co-opt another officer from Bathinda and Patiala Ranges for help.

Questions over SSP, SHO’s inclusion in staff

After the SIT staff was introduced, questions have been raised from some quarters over the inclusion of Mansa SSP and SHO within the probe as these officers have intently labored with CIA in-charge Pritpal Singh, who has been dismissed on prices of serving to Tinu flee.

The CIA in-charge of any district police experiences on to the SSP, thus apprehensions are being raised on the equity of the officer.

Mansa police is already below scanner within the case as it’s being alleged that the dismissed cop used to “take the gangster to his house for his meeting his girlfriend”.

DGP Gaurav Yadav mentioned that investigations are on at full tempo and a number of other police groups are on the job to nab the escapee.

“Adopting a proactive approach, Punjab Police had immediately suspended and apprehended the errant Mansa CIA in-charge Pritpal Singh and First Information Report (FIR) was registered against him for dereliction in duty,” the DGP mentioned.

The accused cop was additionally dismissed from service below Article 311.

The DGP mentioned that the SIT will conduct a day-to-day investigation into this case and all individuals towards whom proof comes on report shall be arrested and a police report towards them shall be submitted within the courtroom of trial involved.