Members of the NHRC team interact with the police near Hyderabad on Saturday 
Telangana

Hyderabad 'encounter': No objection to NHRC probe, says victim's father

There is need not to oppose the inquiry, as the police followed due procedure, he said.

From our online archive

HYDERABAD: After a team of officials from the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) arrived in Hyderabad on Saturday to inquire into the gunning down of the four accused in the Hyderabad doctor's rape and murder case, the victim’s father, speaking about the development, said that he welcomed the investigation, though half-heartedly.

“There is need not to oppose the inquiry, as the police followed due procedure,” he said.

Speaking to the media on Saturday, the bereaved father said, “In the same way the police and judiciary did their jobs, let the NHRC do theirs.” He added that he had absolutely no objection to the NHRC inquiry. He opined that the police have done a good job and the culprits got what they deserved.

Recalling the memories of his deceased daughter, he said, “She was a soft-hearted person who would not hurt anyone. She was duty-minded, always used to rush to her work though there was no proper transport available. She suffered a lot because of that.”

Commercial LPG cylinder prices cut by Rs 183.50; relief for businesses

Eight killed, 24 injured as bus crashes into truck, catches fire in Rajasthan

ATF prices cut by Rs 5/litre as global crude oil eases; first reduction after West Asia-driven surge

Ambala borewell tragedy: Four-year-old pulled out dead after 21-hour rescue

'Pro Sangh approach': Row over Kerala election commissioner’s appointment deepens rift in Congress

SCROLL FOR NEXT