Slain DSP’s wife for apex court supervision on CBI inquiry
12 April 2013 12:49 AM GMT
Parveen Azad, wife of slain DSP Zia-ul-Haq today said she felt the need of the Supreme Court supervision on the CBI inquiry into her husband’s death and taking legal opinion in this regard.
Talking to the reporters Azad said that she was feeling need of supervision by the SC so that Haq’s case may not take 30 years like the murder of former DSP K P Singh killed in Gonda on March 1982 and whose judgement was pronounced on April 4 last.
She was taking legal opinion in this regard, Haque’s widow added.
On her way to Lucknow from the native village of the DSP, Azad said that so far she has full faith in the probe being conducted by the CBI.
Azad said that if required she was ready to make any sacrifice to ensure that the assailants of her husband were punished.
Talking to the reporters Azad said that she was feeling need of supervision by the SC so that Haq’s case may not take 30 years like the murder of former DSP K P Singh killed in Gonda on March 1982 and whose judgement was pronounced on April 4 last.
She was taking legal opinion in this regard, Haque’s widow added.
On her way to Lucknow from the native village of the DSP, Azad said that so far she has full faith in the probe being conducted by the CBI.
Azad said that if required she was ready to make any sacrifice to ensure that the assailants of her husband were punished.
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