Police are yet to make headway in the murder and armed burglary case reported from Nakraunda in Balawala by Monday despite 12 days have passed since the incident occurred.
However, Uttarakhand Home Minister Pritam Singh said that the State may consider the option of transferring the case to CBCID or CBI if police fail to solve the case soon. Director General of Police BS Sidhu claimed that the district police have got some clues in the case. Dehradun police are using all possible resources to solve the case at the earliest, he added. Police having failed to crack the case by the deadline fixed by the Chief Minister Harish Rawat, the case seems to have become a sensitive one for them.DGP Sidhu said that several teams have been formed and they have been deployed at various places in the state and districts of western Uttar Pradesh to solve the case. The senior inspectors have been included in the teams and they are working on several angles to arrest the culprits concerned.
After the incident, teams had already collected blood samples and other scientific evidences from the site. Based on these evidences, team members are working round the clock to take things to their logical conclusion, Sidhu said. It is now too early to disclose anything about the case, but police received some clues that would help them a great deal to reach down to its bottom, he added. Based on the latest development, some policemen are working on to nab the accused and they would be captured soon, he said. Dehradun SSP Ajay Rautela announced a cash reward of Rs 10, 000 to anyone providing information on the identity of the criminals in this case.