SIT probing Monson case expanded
The Hindu
Ten more officers included in team headed by Sparjan Kumar
The Crime Branch Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the cheating case against Monson Mavunkal, the self-styled antiquities dealer and confidence trickster, was further expanded on Wednesday.
Ten more officers were included in the team headed by Sparjan Kumar, Inspector General, Thiruvananthapuram Range.
The officers newly inducted into the team included Munambam station house officer (SHO) A.L. Yesudas; Kochi City Cyber Station SHO Arun K.S.; Palluruthy SHO Sylvester K.X; Ernakulam South SHO M.S. Faizal; Puthencruz sub-inspector Saneesh S.R.; Mulavukad assistant sub-inspector Varghese; Central assistant sub inspector Reji T.K.; Fort Kochi station senior civil police officer Sajeevan; senior civil police officer at Kochi city cyber station Shihab; and civil police officer at Kochi city district headquarters Mathew.
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