Haryana ADGP Y Puran Kumar postmortem completed; Last rites today at sector 25

IAS Amanit P. Kumar stated that she granted permission for a postmortem of her husband’s body in recognition of the commitment of the UT Police and the Haryana government to a fair and transparent investigation.

Chandigarh: The postmortem of Haryana ADGP Y Puran Kumar has been completed. Chandigarh SSP Kanwardeep Kaur and his wife, IAS Amanit P Kumar, have returned from PGI. After the postmortem, the body was taken to Sector 25 cremation ground, where the last rites will be performed at 4 p.m.

31-Member Committee's Foot March Cancelled

Reshma Singh, a member of the 31-member family committee, stated that the scheduled foot march from Sector 17 has been cancelled. She said that the family has not received justice from the central and state governments, but the decision to conduct a postmortem and cremation has been taken from a social and humanitarian perspective.

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Assurance Of Fair Investigation

IAS Amanit P. Kumar stated that she granted permission for a postmortem of her husband's body in recognition of the commitment of the UT Police and the Haryana government to a fair and transparent investigation. The post-mortem was conducted with complete transparency, with a board of doctors, a ballistics expert, and a magistrate present. The entire process was also videographed.

Amneet said, "I have full faith in the judiciary and police officials. I hope the investigation will be completed in a professional, impartial, and timely manner so that the truth can be revealed. I will fully cooperate with the investigation."

Chandigarh Court Issued Notice

Earlier on Tuesday, the Chandigarh District Court issued a notice to Amneet P. Kumar. The police had applied to the court for permission to conduct a post-mortem. The police had to resort to the court due to the family's lack of cooperation initially.

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Committee Satisfied With DGP Leave

The 31-member family committee formed in the Puran Kumar suicide case expressed satisfaction with the leave of Shatrughan Kapoor and the appointment of a new DGP. Committee Chairman, retired Associate Professor Jaynarayan, said that a peaceful march will be held from Sector 17 at 3:30 pm on Wednesday to submit a memorandum to the Punjab Governor and Chandigarh Administrator.

Call To Continue Struggle With Peace And Restraint

During the Mahapanchayat held in Sector 20, the committee had given a 48-hour ultimatum for the arrest of the DGP and the former SP of Rohtak, which expired on Tuesday. After the meeting, Jayanarayan appealed to the organizations protesting against this incident to maintain restraint and peace and to pursue their demand for justice peacefully.