SIT Launches Manhunt for Two Head Constables in Sai Krishna Custodial Death Case
The SIT is conducting a targeted search for two head constables and a civilian following a custodial death investigation involving Sai Krishna. Evidence links the individuals to the disappearance of the victim's body, prompting widespread questioning of police personnel involved.
Highlights
- •The SIT is actively hunting for two head constables and a suspect linked to the Sai Krishna custodial death case.
- •Evidence including call logs and CCTV footage suggests the three suspects are involved in the disappearance of the victim's body.
- •The investigation highlights a history of alleged misconduct involving suspended police personnel and private settlement practices.
- •Authorities are currently interviewing personnel from the Krishnalanka Police Station and Task Force members to piece together the events.
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) is currently engaged in a high-stakes search for three individuals connected to the ongoing Sai Krishna case, which revolves around a suspicious custodial death. Investigators are actively pursuing two head constables, identified as Ashok and Jangam Nani, along with a close associate of a suspended official, Suresh. Authorities suspect these individuals played a direct role in the illicit disappearance of the victim's mortal remains.
Leading the SIT inquiry is Inspector General of Police M. Ravi Prakash. The investigation team intensified their efforts after a thorough forensic review of call detail records and recovered surveillance footage. These digital assets have reportedly provided crucial evidence pointing to the involvement of the three suspects, all of whom have since gone into hiding.
Detailed Investigation into the Sai Krishna Case
The investigation into the Sai Krishna case has shed light on questionable conduct by law enforcement personnel. Records suggest that Jangam Nani had a history of engaging in the unauthorized settlement of private disputes, allegedly utilizing the influence of suspended circle inspector S.S.V.V. Nagaraju. Jangam Nani previously faced administrative suspension while stationed at the Gannavaram Police Station. Despite being moved to reserve status following allegations of professional misconduct at the Patamata Police Station, he was eventually reassigned to the Krishnalanka Police Station.
Evidence gathered by the SIT, including verified CCTV recordings and communication logs, indicates that Suresh, Ashok, and Jangam Nani visited the residence of the victim's family in Vaddeswaram on May 29. While law enforcement authorities attempted to locate Ashok at his personal residence, he was not found, fueling suspicions regarding his current whereabouts.
Broadening the Scope of the Inquiry
The SIT is conducting an extensive inquiry to determine the full extent of the circumstances surrounding the death of Sai Krishna. Investigators are presently questioning staff members attached to the Krishnalanka Police Station to obtain official statements regarding the allegations of custodial torture and the subsequent disposal of the body. Furthermore, the team has expanded its reach to interview members of the Task Force unit. This unit was responsible for the initial transport of Sai Krishna from Markapuram, eventually handing him over to the suspended circle inspector. As the search for the missing head constables continues, the SIT remains committed to uncovering all facts linked to this critical investigation.
