As the Mumbai police continue to question at least five suspects picked
up in connection with the mysterious murder of 23-year old software
professional Esther Anuhya from Vijayawada, who went missing from the
Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT) in Mumbai, only to be found dead and half
burnt in a drain, her family members have decided to meet Union home
minister Susheel Kumar Shinde in New Delhi and take forward their
complaint against Mumbai police’s negligence in pursuing the matter
swiftly. Her family members alleged that the delay on the part
of the Mumbai police led to her murder. According to the victim’s
father, Singavarapu Jonathan Surendra Prasad, the Kurla police had
abused them and even indulged in character assassination of the missing
girl when they had approached the police with a missing complaint. They
said, the Mumbai police told them to first lodge a complaint with the
railway police where the victim had boarded the train and bring an FIR
copy stating that she had not gotten down in Mumbai. “Had the
Kurla police responded on time after receiving information about my
daughter’s missing incident, she would have been alive today,’’ said
Prasad. Khaisar Khaleed, ACP, Mumbai city, had convened a meeting with
the police and directed to speed up probe into the case, two days after
chief minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy and DGP B Prasada Rao spoke to the
Mumbai police in connection with the case.
By Moule Mareedu
moulimareedu@gmail.com
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