LUDHIANA: An afternoon after the son of a police sub-inspector died because of suspected drug overdose in his automobile near Hissowal village, police said on Sunday that that they had detained many of the youth’s friends and located that most of them were hooked to medicine up to now.
Even as police wondered 23-year-old Jivanjyot Singh’s friends in the course of the day, they rounded up “four-five suspects” too, said Ludhiana Rural senior superintendent of police (SSP) Surjeet Singh. At the time the body of Jivanjyot, son of sub-insepctor Gurmeet Singh, used to be present in his Ford Figo on Mullanpur-Sudhar road on Saturday morning, police had recovered an injection and a white-coloured powdered from his automobile.
Gurmeet Singh is the station area officer (SHO) of Ludhiana’s Division VIII police station. The SSP said they had been investigating into the case from all angles and had were given some leads within the case too. He, on the other hand, refused to expose the leads.
The SSP also refuted the declare of the daddy of deceased that he used to be not an addict. “The deceased were long past to a deaddiction centre in Patiala to get drugs,” the SSP said. The SSP added that the restoration of a silver spoon, white powder and syringe from the automobile made it clear what used to be happening earlier than Jivanjyot died. “The drug is blended with water within the spoon, after which it is injected within the blood stream with the assistance of the syringe,” said some other officer, who didn't need to be named.
Police said the truth that maximum friends of the deceased were addicts raised suspicion of him loss of life of drug overdose, both through himself or through individuals who left him within the automobile. They added that there used to be a possibility that more than two other people, together with Jivanjyot, had been presentin the automobile when the dying happened. “It is conceivable there were two other people with him,” said inspector Harjinder Singh, the SHO of Sudhar police station.
Polie are yet to acquire the photos of CCTVs put in near the crime scene. “Most places of work had been closed as it used to be a Sunday today,” said the SHO. “We will get all photos through day after today.”
The SHO added that they had been also checking the decision details of the deceased, even if they had been yet to recuperate his cell phone. “We suspect the individuals who had been with Jivnjyot would possibly have taken the cell phone with them or he would possibly have thrown it on the road,” said a source amongst investigators.
The SHO maintained that circumstantial evidence recommended that the deceased used to be murdered. “Everything might be clear once we get the autopsy record,” he added.
Treated for insomnia, not addiction: Father
Punjab Police sub-inspector Gurmeet Singh, father of the deceased, said his son used to be depressed and an insomniac, and had taken remedy for the two conditions from a psychiatrist, but he had by no means touched medicine. He added that those that killed Jivanjyot had left the drug paraphernalia to mislead police. “The killers have intentionally thrown syringe and powder within the automobile to divert the police. My son used to be not an addict; he has been killed. A board of doctors has conducted his autopsy; we are now looking forward to the record,” he added.
Even as police wondered 23-year-old Jivanjyot Singh’s friends in the course of the day, they rounded up “four-five suspects” too, said Ludhiana Rural senior superintendent of police (SSP) Surjeet Singh. At the time the body of Jivanjyot, son of sub-insepctor Gurmeet Singh, used to be present in his Ford Figo on Mullanpur-Sudhar road on Saturday morning, police had recovered an injection and a white-coloured powdered from his automobile.
Gurmeet Singh is the station area officer (SHO) of Ludhiana’s Division VIII police station. The SSP said they had been investigating into the case from all angles and had were given some leads within the case too. He, on the other hand, refused to expose the leads.
The SSP also refuted the declare of the daddy of deceased that he used to be not an addict. “The deceased were long past to a deaddiction centre in Patiala to get drugs,” the SSP said. The SSP added that the restoration of a silver spoon, white powder and syringe from the automobile made it clear what used to be happening earlier than Jivanjyot died. “The drug is blended with water within the spoon, after which it is injected within the blood stream with the assistance of the syringe,” said some other officer, who didn't need to be named.
Police said the truth that maximum friends of the deceased were addicts raised suspicion of him loss of life of drug overdose, both through himself or through individuals who left him within the automobile. They added that there used to be a possibility that more than two other people, together with Jivanjyot, had been presentin the automobile when the dying happened. “It is conceivable there were two other people with him,” said inspector Harjinder Singh, the SHO of Sudhar police station.
Polie are yet to acquire the photos of CCTVs put in near the crime scene. “Most places of work had been closed as it used to be a Sunday today,” said the SHO. “We will get all photos through day after today.”
The SHO added that they had been also checking the decision details of the deceased, even if they had been yet to recuperate his cell phone. “We suspect the individuals who had been with Jivnjyot would possibly have taken the cell phone with them or he would possibly have thrown it on the road,” said a source amongst investigators.
The SHO maintained that circumstantial evidence recommended that the deceased used to be murdered. “Everything might be clear once we get the autopsy record,” he added.
Treated for insomnia, not addiction: Father
Punjab Police sub-inspector Gurmeet Singh, father of the deceased, said his son used to be depressed and an insomniac, and had taken remedy for the two conditions from a psychiatrist, but he had by no means touched medicine. He added that those that killed Jivanjyot had left the drug paraphernalia to mislead police. “The killers have intentionally thrown syringe and powder within the automobile to divert the police. My son used to be not an addict; he has been killed. A board of doctors has conducted his autopsy; we are now looking forward to the record,” he added.
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