A three-member team of Jharkhand State Minorities Commission on Tuesday visited the house of alleged lynching victim, Tabrez Ansari, at Kadamdih in Kharsawan.
Chairman Kamal Khan, and vice-chairmen Ashok Sarangi and Gurdev Singh Raja visited the victim's house at Kadamdih in Kharsawan and also at the spot in Dhatkidih in Seraikela, where Tabrez faced mob attack.
"We cannot comment on it. We met the victim's family members at Kharsawan and also went over to Dhatkidih where Tabrez was assaulted resulting into his death four days later in Seraikela Sadar Hospital. We will also speak to police and administrative officers of Seraikela-Kharsawan district. After the probe, we will submit our report to the State Government," said Khan.
Meanwhile, the police administration has expedited the pace of investigation into the sensational case by setting up a special investigation team (SIT).
Deputy inspector general (Kolhan), Kuldeep Dwivedi, has set up the SIT comprising sub-divisional police officer (SDPO), headquarters, Seraikela, Chandan Kumar, inspector RN Singh and Vijay Singh, and two officials of the district police' technical cell.
Meanwhile, Tabrez's uncle, Maqsood Ansari, while making a statement before a visiting Congress fact-finding team at Kharsawan pointed out that Tabrez fell victim to a mob attack at Dhatkidih village while he was returning home from Jamshedpur along with Noomar and Irfan. He had said that while Tabrez was nabbed by the mob, Noomar and Irfan managed to escape, but they are still traceless.
Tabrez, who was a resident of Kharsawan, was fatally injured in a mob attack after he was allegedly nabbed while trying to commit theft at a house at Dhatkidih village in Seraikela on the night of June 18.
He was handed over to the police next morning and was sent to Seraikela divisional jail after medical check-up at the Seraikela Ssadar Hospital. But, when his condition deteriorated on early morning of June 22 he was taken to Sadar Hospital, Seraikela, he died three hours later.
His wife, Shaista Parveen, in an FIR said that during the assault Tabrez was forced utter "Jai Sri Ram" and "Jai Bajrangbali."
Notably, Tabrez who used to work as a wielder, according to his uncle Maqsood Ansari, was married to Shaista Parveen on April 27 this year at Kharsawan and was living with his mother (who is a widow) there.