IIT-B Student's Parents Seek CBI or SIT Probe in Bombay High Court

IIT-B Student’s Parents Seek CBI or SIT Probe in Bombay High Court

The parents of an IIT-Bombay student who died under mysterious circumstances have moved the Bombay High Court to seek a fair and independent probe into his death. They have demanded a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) or Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe into the incident.

Key Highlights:

  • The parents of the IIT-B student have moved the Bombay High Court to seek a CBI or SIT probe into his death.
  • The student died under mysterious circumstances, and the parents are demanding a fair and independent investigation.
  • The Bombay High Court is expected to hear the petition soon.
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Context: Mysterious Circumstances Surrounding IIT-B Student’s Death

The student’s death has sent shockwaves across the academic community, with many questioning the circumstances surrounding the incident. The parents, in their petition, have alleged that the local police investigation was not satisfactory and that a fair and independent probe was needed to uncover the truth.

**The student’s parents have alleged that the local police investigation was not satisfactory and that a fair and independent probe was needed to uncover the truth.**

Response: Bombay High Court to Hear Petition Soon

The Bombay High Court is expected to hear the petition soon, and the parents are hopeful that the court will grant their request for a CBI or SIT probe. The court’s decision is expected to have a significant impact on the investigation and the families of the students.

**”We are hopeful that the court will grant our request for a CBI or SIT probe. We want a fair and independent investigation into our son’s death,”** said the student’s father.

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Forward Context: The court’s decision is expected to have a significant impact on the investigation and the families of the students. The Bombay High Court is expected to hear the petition soon, and the parents are hopeful that the court will grant their request for a CBI or SIT probe.

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