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    The first investigating officer in case of death of Rizwanur Rehman was found dead at railway tracks.

    West Bengal Home Secretary Ardhendu Sen said, “Prima facie it (Manna’s death) appears to be suicide, but the matter must be investigated. The family has requested for a magisterial inquest to determine the circumstances leading to the death, and we are looking into it.” Sen said Manna’s involvement in the investigation in the Rizwanur case was very minor.

    Police sources said Manna had injuries in his right leg, left eye and throat. His father Ashok Manna said Arindam had left home in Dasnagar, Howrah, around 2 pm Tuesday, saying he was going to work. After his conversation with his mother late in the night, the family rushed to the GRP, Dum Dum, where they were told Arindam had taken two days’ leave. Soon after dawn on Wednesday, the family lodged a ‘missing’ report with the police.

    “After the body was found, they asked us to go to Sheoraphuli GRP, and then again to Sreerampur hospital. There, they had almost started the post mortem, treating the body as an unidentified one. We stopped it. All this makes me believe that he was murdered in a planned manner,” Ashok Manna said. Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee said: “I sincerely believed that Rizwanur was murdered. Today the ‘murder’ of the investigating officer of the GRP only proves that my belief was right.”

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    I love my INDIA,but...By: Gerry | 12-Feb-2009 Reply | Forward Money can buy everything,including death of upright officer.I am ashamed to be called Indian,where outdated morals and police practices(corruption) are more prevalent than justice!Sorry family of Manna and rizwanur,we let you fail.
    Nothing to be ashamedBy: Shiva Gopalakrishnan | 12-Feb-2009 Reply | Forward Gerry, no need to be ashamed. We just need to make sure that more and more people go to the polling booths at the time of election.
    shame on IndiaBy: PR | 11-Feb-2009 Reply | Forward Shame on india. Shame on the people of India including me. Stop selling your soul for Money, earn it through hard work and education not corruption
    Todi is culpritBy: khanna shree | 11-Feb-2009 Reply | Forward Finally the honest officer has to loose his life when other attempts by Todi and company to bribe the officer or put pressure from politicians or his superior didnt work, poor Todi left with no choice but to get him out of the way using his money power, pretty easy and cheap too.
    The Media Factor By: Jai | 11-Feb-2009 Reply | Forward I hope that media takes up this case as they did with nitish kataria murder case as in this country only exposure to public and the fear of being shamed makes the government law enofrcemente agencies work efficiently. If India has to become a super power the LAW should be above all and our heads of state right from the President should take a lead and set an example for others. Jai Hind !
    Be careful about CPMBy: Antina | 11-Feb-2009 Reply | Forward Unfortunately law and order does not exist any more in West Bengal.. all the structures has been ruined in last 30 years rule by CPM. Readers be careful not to choose these Pseudo secularists.
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