IIT-Bombay student death: ACP-rank officer tasked with Crime Branch probe
Police said investigators were examining all possible angles in the case and that the probe was being conducted “diligently and impartially”
The Mumbai Police have assigned an ACP-rank officer to lead the investigation into the death of an IIT-Bombay student, Sahil Ravindra Wakode. The case, initially registered at Powai Police Station, has been transferred to the Crime Branch of the Mumbai Police and is now being supervised by DCP Detection-I, Raj Tilak Roshan. The investigation is being conducted diligently and impartially, with police examining all possible angles, including Wakode's movements and events leading up to his death.
The police have appealed to the public to refrain from speculation or spreading misinformation, and have emphasized their commitment to a fair and thorough investigation.
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