The parents of IIT Bombay student Sahil Wakode have moved the Bombay High Court, seeking a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) or a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe into their son’s disappearance.
According to reports, Sahil Wakode went missing on December 6 from his hostel room in IIT Bombay. His parents have been searching for him since then and have now approached the court to seek a probe into his disappearance.
The court has issued a notice to the Director General of Police and the Inspector General of Police to respond to the petition within two weeks.
Key Highlights:
- Parents of IIT Bombay student Sahil Wakode move Bombay High Court seeking CBI or SIT probe.
- Sahil Wakode went missing on December 6 from his hostel room in IIT Bombay.
- Court issues notice to Director General of Police and Inspector General of Police to respond within two weeks.
Context:
The disappearance of Sahil Wakode has raised concerns among the students and faculty of IIT Bombay. The institute has launched an investigation into the matter and has also approached the police for assistance.
However, the parents of Sahil Wakode are not satisfied with the investigation so far and have now approached the court to seek a more thorough probe.
Response:
When asked about the court’s notice, a spokesperson for the Director General of Police said,
"We have received the notice and will respond to it within the stipulated time frame. We are committed to investigating the disappearance of Sahil Wakode and will leave no stone unturned to find him."
Forward Context: The court’s decision on the CBI or SIT probe will have a significant impact on the investigation into Sahil Wakode’s disappearance. The parents of Sahil Wakode are hoping that the court will order a thorough probe into the matter and bring their son back home safely.