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Following IPS officer Y. Puran Kumar’s alleged suicide and caste-based harassment claims, Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini promises a thorough investigation and strict action, highlighting the government’s commitment to justice and addressing discrimination in the police force.
Haryana CM Assures Impartial Investigation into IPS Officer Y. Puran Kumar’s Death
Chandigarh: The news of the alleged suicide of senior Haryana IPS officer Y. Puran Kumar this week has sparked an atmosphere of grief and concern across the state.
Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini expressed deep sorrow over the incident during a meeting in Panchkula district on Saturday. He described Kumar's death as "regrettable" and "very sad."
The Chief Minister assured the family of justice and said that the case would be investigated impartially.
At an event in Panchkula, the Chief Minister clearly stated that no matter how influential the perpetrator is, he will not be spared. He said, "If any injustice has been done to the family, our government is committed to providing justice.
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A thorough investigation will be conducted in this matter, and strict action will be taken against those found guilty." This statement indicates that the government is taking the matter seriously and will take steps to ensure justice.
Puran Kumar, a 2001-batch IPS officer from the Haryana cadre, was 52 years old. He was found dead in the basement of his residence in Sector 11, Chandigarh, on Tuesday, October 7.
A suicide note was found near him, in which he named nearly a dozen current and former officers. He stated that he was a victim of mental harassment, humiliation, and caste-based discrimination by these officers.
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His note named several high-ranking officers, including former Haryana DGP Manoj Yadav and current police chief Shatrughan Kapoor. This note has raised serious concerns within the administration and police department.
The Chandigarh Police have formed a six-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) to investigate the case. The team's objective is to determine the true reasons behind the suicide and verify the allegations made in the note.
The investigation will include a comprehensive investigation and questioning of all parties to uncover any wrongdoing. Y. Puran Kumar's death and the allegations he made are a sensitive issue, highlighting the problem of caste-based discrimination and mental harassment prevalent within the police system.
Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini's assurance of justice indicates that the government is taking the matter seriously.
