Delhi Commission For Women chief Swati Maliwal on Thursday mentioned she is going to ship a suggestion to the Centre to switch the Kanjhawla accident case to CBI, saying there are a number of discrepancies in the police investigation up to now.

The DCW had summoned the Delhi Police in reference to the accident in which Anjali Singh was killed in the early hours of New Year after her scooter was hit by a automobile, which dragged her for 12 kilometers.

Her physique was discovered in outer Delhi’s Kanjhawala.

Five males who have been allegedly in the automobile have been booked for culpable murder amongst different sections. Anjali was accompanied by her “friend” Nidhi, who claimed to be driving a pillion on the time of the incident.

However, Anjali’s household has claimed that that they had by no means seen or heard of Nidhi.

“Today, Delhi Police personnel appeared before the panel and we found several question marks in the investigation. The police have not even seized Nidhi’s phone till now which could have important evidence.

“They haven’t scanned the whole CCTV footage on the 12-kilometer stretch on which Anjali was dragged, not even the footage from the lodge until the accident website,” she said.

She also questioned the fact that section 302, which pertains to murder, was not added in the FIR, adding that the police response was very poor on the night of the accident.

“We have additionally discovered that statements below part 164 CrpC haven’t been recorded of all of the witnesses. Action ought to be taken towards the responsible policemen, who didn’t reply to the PCR calls on time and the case ought to be handed over to the CBI,” she mentioned.

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