Goa Police Finds Crucial Evidence In Haryana; Advocate Writes Letter To CJI

Sonali
Phogat’s
death
case
is
taking
new
turn
with
each
passing
day.
Sonali
had
come
to
Goa
on
August
22
and
was
staying
at
a
hotel
in
Anjuna.
According
to
reports,
she
felt
uneasy
on
Monday
night
and
the
next
morning,
she
was
taken
to
the
St
Anthony
hospital
in
Anjuna,
where
she
was
declared
brought
dead.

46
injury
marks
found
on
Sonali’s
Body

It
has
to
be
recalled
that
initially,
in
the
post-mortem
report,
it
was
mentioned
that
there
were
no
injuries
on
Sonali’s
body.
But
as
per
the
latest
report,
the
Goa
Police
found
46
marks
of
injuries
on
her
body,
which
are
due
to
the
mishandling
of
Sonali
in
the
pub
where
she
was
dosed
with
meth,
and
added
that
there
were
attempts
to
control
her.

Goa
Police
Finds
Crucial
Evidence
In
Haryana

Meanwhile,
as
per
IndiaTV
report,
Superintendent
of
Police
(North
Goa)
Shobhit
Saxena
said
that
special
police
team,
which
is
in
Haryana
to
investigate
the
case,
has
apparently
collected
some
crucial
facts
and
some
important
evidence

Sonali
Phogat’s
Assistant
Eyed
Her
Agri
Land

According
to
Tribune
India
report,
as
per
documents
that
were
accessed
by
Goa
Police
from
her
farmhouse
in
Dhandoor
village,
Sonali
owned
50
kanals
of
agricultural
land,
and
her
PA
was
trying
to
get
one
fourth
portion
of
it
on
lease
for
a
period
of
10
years
at
a
paltry
sum
of
Rs
60,000.
Apparently,
although
Sudhir
got
appointment
in
the
online
mode
from
the
Tehsil
office
in
Hisar
for
the
registration
of
the
lease
deed
on
three
different
occasions,
he
couldn’t
register
it
due
to
unknown
reason.

The
report
also
stated
that
police
Goa
police
also
searched
her
house
in
the
Sant
Nagar
locality
and
found
a
bottle
of
liquor
from
her
room,
and
they
also
took
the
details
of
the
property
and
bank
accounts.
However,
they
refused
to
divulge
details
of
the
amount
of
money
in
the
bank
accounts
or
transaction
details.

As
per
Sonali’s
family
and
police
investigations,
they
suspect
that
Sangwan
was
eyeing
on
her
Rs
100
Crore
properties.

Goa
Police
Ignored
Hyderabad
Police
Tip
Off
on
Accused

However,
as
per
Sakshi
Post,
the
Anjuna
Police
ignored
Hyderabad
Police
tip
off
about
the
drugs
mafia
in
Goa
on
August
17.
Hyderabad
Commissioner
of
Police,
CV
Anand
was
quoted
by
the
portal
as
saying,
“After
an
enquiry
with
all
the
drug
consumers
in
our
area,
we
got
to
know
that
their
peddlers
are
Pritish
Narayan
and
Adwin
and
both
of
them
are
from
Goa.
Our
team
went
to
Goa
and
caught
Pritish
but
were
unable
to
arrest
Edwin.
During
the
Sonali
Phogat
case,
the
Goa
Police
named
Edwin
as
one
of
the
suspects.
We
got
to
know
that
all
the
peddlers
involved
in
the
case
are
from
Goa
only.”

According
to
the
portal,
drug
peddler
Pritish
was
arrested
by
the
Narcotics
Enforcement
Wing
(H-New)
of
Hyderabad
on
August
17
for
his
alleged
involvement
in
supplying
drugs
at
Anjuna
beach
in
Goa
and
in
the
Telugu
states.
They
came
to
know
during
interrogation
that
drugs
were
being
distributed
across
the
country
by
six
persons,
including
Steven
and
Edwin
Noonis,
who
both
belong
to
the
Anjuna
areas.
The
Osmania
University
police
arrested
Pritish
and
six
others
accused
and
sent
a
copy
of
the
FIR
and
other
details
to
the
Anjuna
police
and
asked
them
to
arrest
them.

Advocate
Writes
Letter
To
CJI
Demanding
CBI
Probe

Meanwhile,
as
per
ANI
report,
a
letter
petition
has
been
written
by
an
advocate
addressed
to
the
Chief
Justice
of
India
(CJI)
seeking
transfer
of
investigation
of
Sonali’s
case
to
the
Central
Bureau
of
Investigation
(CBI).
As
per
the
report,
the
letter
stated,
“The
investigation
of
the
present
killing
is
not
limited
to
Goa
Police
only
as
this
could
be
a
larger
conspiracy
and
needs
to
be
investigated
in
other
states,
which
need
to
be
done
by
some
agency
who
can
investigate
this
matter
without
any
obstruction
or
legal
complications,
which
can
be
done
by
CBI
only
which
is
having
a
free
hand
to
investigate
cases
without
any
obstruction
in
any
state
in
India.”

Sonali
Phogat
Case
Shocking
Revelations:
Her
Daughter’s
Life
In
Danger
As
She
Inherits
Rs
110
Crore
Assets?

Sonali
Phogat
Murder
Case:
Pub
Owner
&
Drug
Peddlers
Sent
To
Police
Custody;
CBI
To
Take
Over
Probe

The
letter
further
read,
“Sonali
is
also
a
popular
star
among
the
public,
because
of
the
statues
and
political
engagements
of
Sonali
Phogat,
it
cannot
be
ruled
out
if
this
killing
could
have
some
bigger
conspiracy
which
can
be
found
out
only
when
the
investigation
is
done
in
a
larger
manner.”

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