Revanth orders magisterial inquiry into nurse’s murder
HYDERABAD: Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the murder of a nurse at a private hospital in Tukkuguda on the outskirts of Hyderabad.
Revanth took serious note of the incident and directed officials to conduct a comprehensive inquiry into all aspects of the case.
The inquiry will examine the circumstances that led to the incident, security arrangements at the accommodation where the victim was staying, and whether there were any lapses on the part of the organisation concerned. It will also examine whether prescribed safety norms for women employees were implemented.
The chief minister directed police to complete the investigation thoroughly, with the accused already in custody.
He asked senior police officials to continuously monitor the case and ensure that the investigation, forensic reports and collection of other technical evidence are completed at the earliest so that a comprehensive chargesheet can be filed.
Revanth seeks fast-track trial for early justice
Revanth directed officials to initiate steps to ensure that the case is tried in a fast-track court so the victim’s family receives speedy justice.
He asked the law, police and prosecution departments to work in coordination and ensure there is no delay in the trial.
The chief minister said the government would stand by the victim’s family in every way. Ministers Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy and D Anasuya Seethakka have already visited and consoled the family.
The government has also provided financial assistance to the family and sanctioned an Indiramma house.
Revanth directed officials to ensure a thorough investigation and effective prosecution so that the person responsible for the crime is punished according to law.
He also asked officials to identify and rectify systemic lapses that contributed to the incident and take all necessary steps to complete the case at the earliest through a fast-track court.
