Uttarakhand : Former CM Trivendra Singh Rawat raised these questions in Ankita murder case
Former Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat said that the role of revenue police in the Ankita murder case has not been good. He said that it is true that the revenue police do not have much resources for investigation. But not even registering a case in the murder case is a matter of concern. The former chief minister said that the state police was conducting the investigation into the Ankita murder case satisfactorily. He said that now SIT has been constituted in this matter and a good honest officer has been entrusted with its command. He hoped that soon the SIT would gather all the evidence in this entire matter.
On the demand of the opposition for a CBI inquiry in this case, he said that the opposition is doing politics in every case. Sometimes the CBI is being called a parrot and sometimes there is a demand for a CBI inquiry in every case. He said that the opposition should have faith in the state police.
After all, they are also a part of this society. During this, Trivendra Rawat made it mandatory to follow the rules in hotels and resorts in the state and said that the culture here should not be allowed to be spoiled. He said that the resort and hotel operators working well should not face any kind of problem, but the rules should be strictly followed.
