11 Delhi cops suspended for negligence after woman’s car-dragging death
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New Delhi, Jan 13, 2023: A day after the Union Home Ministry directed Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora to suspend all personnel posted in three PCR vans and two pickets along the route where 20-year-old Anjali Singh was dragged and killed in the early hours of the New Year’s Day, 11 concerned policemen have been suspended for negligence. All of them are from the Rohini district police, which oversees outer Delhi’s Kanjhawala area, where the horrifying incident took place.
As the case drew massive outrage and condemnation, forensic experts from Gujarat have been called to collect evidence and samples from the spot.
A team of five forensic experts from the National Forensic Science University is visiting on the request of DCP (outer) Harendra K Singh, who is investigating the matter, Delhi Police said on Thursday.
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