The post-mortem report was shown even before the arrival of Chief Minister Dhami

Posted on 6 October, 2022 by Tv100 news

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami had reached Dobh Srikot to meet Ankita Bhandari's family members on the previous day, where Chief Minister Dhami Cabinet Minister Dhan Singh Rawat was also present. Even before Chief Minister Dhami reached Shrikot, Ankita's family members were shown the PM report, the family members themselves informed about this. The family told that the report was shown to them around 1.30 pm on Friday. Earlier it was reported that the PM report has not been shown to Ankita's family members. However, Ankita's father Virendra Singh Bhandari told that the PM report was shown to him before the arrival of Chief Minister Dhami, he said that the Chief Minister has met him and assured him of all possible help and has also given a check of Rs 25 lakh. But they want justice, not money. Ankita's father says that they want to see Ankita's killers hanging on the noose.

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Let us inform that 19-year-old Ankita Bhandari was working as a receptionist at Vanantra Resort in Srikot, this resort belonged to Pulkit Arya, younger son of Bharatiya Janata Party leader Vinod Arya. It is alleged that Pulkit Arya wanted to do wrong with salt youth Ankita Bhandari, which Ankita Bhandari strongly opposed. Due to which Pulkit Arya and two managers of Vanantra resort named Saurabh Bhaskar and Ankit Gupta together with them killed Ankita on the night of 18 September and threw the body in the Chila canal. Ankita was searched a lot but she could not be found. Then on 24 September, the body of Ankita Bhandari was found from the Chila canal. Let us inform that the three killers of Ankita Bhandari are in the custody of the police. Surprisingly, new revelations are being made every day in the Ankita murder case. To investigate this entire matter, the government has also constituted SIT under the leadership of DIG P Renuka, which is probing the entire matter. On Friday, 30 September, the SIT took the three accused on police remand for three days.