A day after Tata Motors’ official was shot dead a delegation of the company led by plant head A. B lall on Sunday met the East Singhbhum senior superintendent of police Amol V Homkar express concern over murder.
Brajesh Sahay (40), assistant general manager of TMl Drivelines (a subsidiary of Tata Motors in the business of manufacturing axles and transmissions for commercial vehicles) was shot dead at around 9.30 pm last night while he was coming out of his car in front of his bungalow on Dalma Road in Nildih by two youths. Wife of the deceased executive Sweta Sahay along with neighbours rushed Brajesh to Tata Motors Hospital , where the doctors declared him brought dead.
Meanwhile, a three member delegation of Tata Motors led by Jamshedpur plant head AB lall and other — spokesperson Capt. PJ Singh met the SSP at his office in Sakchi at this afternoon. “We are shocked over the incident and are here gathered to express our concern. We want the police to investigate and nab the culprits as soon as possible. We also want the police to intensify security for our company’s employees in the township and expressed,” the spokesperson said.
The SSP had yesterday late night formed a special team to probe into the case and nab the culprits. City SP Karthik S is leading the team along with DSPs—DSP city K. N Choudhary and DSP law and order B. N Singh and officer-in-charge of three police stations- Telco, Parsudih and Golmuri. The city SP is camping at Telco for probe into the incident. We have got some leads and are confident of nabbing the culprits at the earliest,” the SSP said refusing to reveal much into the leads or deadline of bringing the culprits to book.
Homkar said that from today security has been increased in the posh locality of Nildih and its adjoining areas. “ We have intensified checking drive and would ensure that the culprits.We are working on different angles which might have led to the incident,” the SSP added. Sources in the police said that police are waiting to interrogate the deceased wife Sweta Sahay , a former employee of a private sector bank. She had quit her job two months back. The wife who had developed health problems was admitted to Tata Motors hospital this afternoon.