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Bombay High Court Orders CBI Probe Into Disha Salian Death

Bombay High Court Orders CBI Probe Into Disha Salian Death
Been waiting for 6 years: Disha Salian's father · m.rediff.com

Disha Salian died on June 8, 2020.

Her father, Satish Salian, has spent six years asking for a closer investigation.

He believes something may have happened to her, although the article does not establish this as fact.

The Bombay High Court has now ordered the Central Bureau of Investigation, or CBI, to investigate.

The CBI must record her father's statement and register a formal FIR.

A senior officer will lead the investigation.

Local police must give their records to the CBI.

The court said people will only be accused if evidence is found against them.

Satish Salian said he felt relieved but was not happy because he had lost his daughter.

Key facts

Deceased
Disha Salian
Date of death
June 8, 2020
Investigating agency
Central Bureau of Investigation
Court action
The Bombay High Court ordered the CBI to register an FIR and take over the investigation.
Father's response
Satish Salian said he felt relieved after waiting six years, while emphasizing his loss.
Records
Malvani Police Station must hand over all records to the CBI.
Accusations
The court said no one will be named an accused without evidence against them.

Quotes

Satish Salian

Father of Disha Salian and petitioner pursuing the investigation into her death

“The Court has directed the CBI to record the statement of Satish Salian, register an FIR, appoint a senior officer to conduct the investigation, and the Malvani Police Station to hand over all records to the CBI. Furthermore, action will be taken against anyone against whom evidence is found. No one will be named as an accused if there is no evidence against them. Additionally, if the CBI submits a negative report, we have the right to raise objections and file a protest petition. The court has ”
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“I have been waiting for this for 6 years. I've been waiting for 6 years, and there is no reason to be happy. I have lost my daughter. I feel relieved today. That's all... I folded my hands and expressed my gratitude to him (the judge),”
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