Man allegedly dies in police custody in
Srinagar
Friday September 30, 2011 05:10:49 PM,
IANS
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Srinagar:
A man allegedly died in police custody Friday after he was called
in for questioning along with two other people in connection with
allegations of corruption against a local police officer, a source
said.
The police source said three people - Muhammad Yusuf Shah, a land
dealer belonging to south Kashmir's Bijbehara town; Abdul Salam, a
police wireless operator and Muhammad Yusuf, block president of
the ruling National Conference from north Kashmir Ganderbal
district - were called for questioning by the Crime Branch after
complaints about the corrupt practices of Shabir Ahmad, a police
officer in the chief minister's security detail.
"Muhammad Yusuf Shah complained of some complication and he was
immediately taken to the hospital where he died. The matter is
being investigated", police here said.
Shah's relatives staged a protest in the Press Colony here
demanding arrest of those responsible for his death. They alleged
he had been killed in police custody.
As for Shabir Ahmad, he was transfered to south Kashmir's Kulgam
district immediately after the complaint against him was received,
police said.
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