Slain cop buried after CM’s visit, promise of CBI probe
Express news service : Lucknow, Tue Mar 05 2013, 03:19 hrs
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Parveen said her husband never visited "Raja Bhaiyya's darbar. People were surprised about it." She said he was killed in a planned manner. "First they shot him in the legs so that he could not run. His skull was smashed with rods. Lastly, he was shot in chest. It was all planned. I have seen the injuries and I understand it as I am a medical student," said Parveen, who is a BDS student at a private medical college in Lucknow.
All day, Parveen sat outside her house along with hundreds people who vent their anger by raising anti-government slogans.
Imam Syed Ahmad Bukhari of Delhi's Jama Masjid also visited the bereaved family.
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