Daijiworld Media Network - Beltangady
Beltangady, Oct 23: Following the Supreme Court's order for a reinvestigation into the murder of Dharmasthala college student Sowjanya, the Special Investigation Team (SIT) has expedited its probe and arrived in Beltangady to gather crucial evidence.
A team from the Mangaluru SIT office, led by investigating officer Lokesh P Jagalasar and ACP Manoj Kumar Naik, arrived at the Beltangady JMFC court at 4:30 pm on Friday, October 23. The officials brought the deceased student's mother, Kusumavati, to the court and collected her blood sample for DNA analysis. The procedure was conducted in the presence of judge Shashank Nagendra Bhat and two government witnesses.
The blood sample collection was carried out at the JMFC court premises under the medical supervision of Dr Asha Latha from the Beltangady taluk government hospital.
The arrival of the SIT officials, equipped with necessary technical gear including laptops and printers, indicates that the court-mandated reinvestigation into the high-profile case has gathered significant momentum.
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