38 days have passed since the CBI team started the investigation. On November 25, they must submit a status report in the High Court. After the festival holidays, CBI has started the investigation again. The CBI team re-visited the house of the accused and questioned the relatives. After an hour of questioning, the team called Chhotu to their camp for questioning and sent him back after an hour.
The SIT investigation of the Boolgadhi case revealed the negligence of a home guard of Chandpa police station. On 14th September, the home guard left the victim in the district hospital and returned to the police station. The letter has been written to the government for action against him.
The SIT formed after the death of the girl, submitted the investigation report to the government, while the CBI investigation is still going on. On September 14, the girl was attacked in village Boolgadhi. Mother, brother and other relatives brought her to Chandpa police station. From there she was sent to the district hospital.
The SIT investigation revealed that the home guard Shivkumar had taken her to the district hospital from where she was referred to JN Medical College Aligarh. The home guard did not go to Aligarh with her and returned to Chandpa police station without informing her family members. He did not even wait for the ambulance to leave. The SIT has recommended action on the home guard, considering it to be insensitive.
After the SIT report, Additional Chief Secretary Avnish Kumar Awasthi has written a letter to the Principal Secretary asking for action.
Home Guard Commandant Gurcharan Rawat said that a letter has been received from the Department. Notice has been given to him to file a reply within seven days.
Meanwhile, the metal detector fitted in the deceased's home is not working. Due to this, security personnel is also facing problems. They are checking the visitors with a hand metal detector. 8 CCTV cameras are also installed to protect the deceased's, family members. At the same time, the front of the house has also been made waterproof by installing tin and polythene. Recently, due to rain, the soldiers were having difficulty in standing. CRPF personnel are also seen patrolling in the village.