Police personnel at the Hyderabad encounter scene (Photo | EPS) 
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Hyderabad rape-accused encounter case: SC panel to start probe after Sankranti

The committee will look into the aspects that led to the encounter and will also monitor the probe by the SIT into the case.

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HYDERABAD: The three-member judicial commission formed by the Supreme Court to probe into the ‘encounter’ of four men at Shadnagar on December 6, is likely to arrive in the city after Sankranti.

The committee headed by former Apex Court judge VS Sirpurkar, retired judge of Bombay High Court Rekha Baldota and former CBI director DR Karthikeyan, will submit its report to the Court within six months.

As per directions of the Supreme Court, Telangana has already created 19 posts to assist the committee during the inquiry. The committee will look into the case of the rape and murder of the veterinary doctor. The committee will look into the aspects that led to the encounter. Further, it will also monitor the probe by the SIT into the case.

Meanwhile, the SIT is also gearing up for the committee’s arrival, so that they can present the updates on the investigation from their side and the Cyberabad police who are probing the rape and murder of the veterinarian, are also preparing their reports and evidence to submit before the committee.

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