Anis Khan murder case: State govt submits SIT report, Calcutta HC to discuss on April 25
India Today
The state government has submitted the SIT probe reported to the Calcutta HC in Anis Khan's murder case. The court has scheduled the next hearing for Monday.
The state government submitted an 82-page SIT report in the Anis Khan murder case at Calcutta High Court on Tuesday. The advocate general informed the court about the progress of the investigations, including the CFSL (Hyderabad) report and polygraph test.
Anis Khan was found dead at his home in the Howrah district on February 19 in mysterious circumstances.
The bench was scheduled to take an SIT report in the case on Monday. However, the report could not be submitted as the judge did not come.
On Tuesday, lawyer Achinta Banerjee of TMC legal cell submitted video clips of Anis's father to the court. While submitting the video, the TMC lawyer claimed, “Anis Khan's father told the media that the judge did not attend the HC yesterday under the pressure of the CM."
Shamim Ahmed (lawyer of the petitioner) clarified that there was a misunderstanding. “We have full confidence in the court."
The court has ordered them to give a copy of the SIT report to the petitioner.
In its order, the Court said, "Anis Khan's father has made disrespectful remarks. We have instructed him to submit an affidavit seeking an apology A copy of the SIT report will be given to the petitioner. The report should be kept to them, should not be given to the media. The court wants a detailed discussion on this report."
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