CBI Begins Investigation In Jharkhand's Judge Death Case
NDTV
The CBI had on Wednesday taken over the investigation into the death of 49-year old judge who was allegedly mowed down by a heavy autorickshaw while he was on a morning jog on July 28 in Dhanbad.
After taking over the case of Dhanbad Judge Uttam Anand's death, the CBI team from Delhi swung into action Thursday to crack the issue that triggered nationwide outrage. The probe team of the premier investigative agency is headed by Additional Superintendent of police (ASP) Vijay Kumar Shukla. The CBI had on Wednesday taken over the investigation into the death of 49-year old judge who was allegedly mowed down by a heavy autorickshaw while he was on a morning jog on July 28 in Dhanbad. A 20-member team has been sent by the CBI to probe the matter.
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A preliminary investigation of the victim's mobile location and call detail records directed the police to the accused's house in Jodhpur.
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