BJP delegation met the Chief Secretary as the investigation into the Pari murder case was delayed

Bhubaneswar, Nayagarh district, Jadupur village is under investigation. Lasting until July, has been killed, police ୨୦୨୦ରେ test fairy mother, father, hiring investigation as ଦେଇଚାଲିଛି treated. SIT chief Arun Bothra, who is probing the killings, has ordered a government investigation into the killings. Police or the SIT, on the other hand, have not included Babuli Nayak, the main accused in the Pari murder, according to the family of the deceased.

As the main accused in the killings is being protected by ruling party minister Arun Sahu, under pressure from the ruling party, the SIT has put forward a fabricated rumor before the people of the state without an investigation. The SIT investigation can never do justice to the fairy. A delegation led by BJP's Mahila Morcha president Mrs. Suti Patnaik handed over a memorandum to the chief minister to direct a CBI probe into the fair to bring fairness to the fair.

The SIT had issued a statement calling for a two-week resolution on the killings, and within 15 days, Saroj Sethi, a minor, was arrested on charges of murder and mischief. The question is, how did the Odisha police and search dogs reach the fairy's body and the killer in such a short time? Similarly, the audio tape of local MLA and ruling party minister Arun Sahu threatening Jadupur sarpanch Soumya Ranjan Pradhan went viral on mainstream media and social media.

The audio showed evidence that Minister Arun Sahu was influencing the Pari murder investigation. In another viral audio tape, SIT chief Arun Bothra said he was afraid of the state government. If Bothra is intimidating the state government, it is clear that the government has ordered an investigation into the killings. In such a scenario, an impartial investigation is not possible as Minister Arun Sahu abused his position.

The SIT chief was also afraid of the government, so he did not investigate. "Fairy tales can only be found if the CBI investigates," she said. The delegation was attended by former minister Surma Padi and state deputy leader Prabhati Parida.