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SIT takes terrorist Parashuram Waghmore to Khanapur jungle for probe

coastaldigest.com web desk
June 22, 2018

Belagavi, Jun 22: The special investigation team probing the assassination of journactivist Gauri Lankesh has taken terrorist Parashuram Waghmore, who was arrested earlier this month to the jungles of Khanapur, bordering Karnataka and Goa, for investigation.

The team reached Khanapur on Thursday and is expected to stay for a few days in the Belagavi district.

The team is testing claims by some of the accused that Waghmore was trained in shooting and the use of guns in the area.

He led the team to some clearings in the jungles where he allegedly was trained in shooting. The first round of training was with air guns. He may have been trained in the use of real guns at least for a few days. 

The SIT wants to confirm these two factors, said a source in the police department. Officials believe the visit may also provide leads about the others involved in the killing.

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Wellwisher
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Saturday, 23 Jun 2018

It is every peace loving Indians intrest to support the investigation  to  grab the entire terrorist group.We Indians not require such crimimas activities in our country. Earlier the by leadership of Mahathma Gandhi kicked out the international terrorists from our home land. No we not require any terrorist to rule our country.

 

Behind  Gouri Lankesh and othet three prominentry leaders murder one big organization was responsible and the present investigation team will nab the entire team. Every one must support other wise they will spoil our society.

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