ACP-rank officer assigned to investigate IIT-Bombay student death
Police have assigned an assistant commissioner of police-rank officer to the Crime Branch investigation into the death of an IIT-Bombay student. Investigators say they are examining every possible angle and conducting the inquiry diligently and impartially, according to The Hindu.
An assistant commissioner of police-rank officer has been tasked with leading the Crime Branch probe into the death of an IIT-Bombay student, The Hindu reports. Police said investigators were examining all possible angles in the case. The available material did not identify the student or provide details about the circumstances of the death.
Authorities said the investigation was being conducted “diligently and impartially”. The statement described the approach being taken by investigators but did not set out any findings. No further information was provided about the officer assigned to the case, the stage of the inquiry or any actions taken by police.
The supplied report therefore establishes the appointment of the ACP-rank officer and the police description of the investigation, but does not provide a conclusion about what happened.
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