Sidhu Moosewala murder case: Punjab government’s request for probe by sitting HC judge turned down, say sources | Chandigarh News

CHANDIGARH: A request by the Punjab authorities for a probe by a sitting excessive courtroom choose into the homicide of singer Sidhu Moosewala has reportedly not been accepted.
A communication on this regard has been despatched to the state authorities by the courtroom administration, reported PTI quoting sources.
Moosewala was shot useless by unidentified assailants in Punjab’s Mansa district On Might 29.
The event comes a day after chief minister Bhagwant Mann visited Moosewala’s house in Mansa on Friday, assuring the slain singer’s household that his killers would quickly be behind bars.
On Monday, the Punjab authorities had introduced organising a judicial fee headed by a sitting HC choose after Moosewala’s father Balkaur Singh had sought it.

The excessive courtroom is in need of 38 judges with a pendency of round 4.50 lakh case and the courtroom administration has reportedly advised the federal government that it can’t spare a choose.
“The federal government could be very involved about this severe incident and wish to get to the basis of the trigger to carry the perpetrators of this heinous crime to justice,” Punjab’s Principal Secretary (House) Anurag Verma in a letter to HC, Registrar Normal, on Might 30, had written.

“I’ve been directed to convey the request of the Hon’ble Chief Minister for the Hon’ble Chief Justice, Punjab and Haryana Excessive Courtroom to get carried out an enquiry headed by a sitting choose of the Hon’ble Punjab and Haryana Excessive courtroom on this regard.”
The household of Moosewala has additionally written a letter to Union House Minister Amit Shah, in search of a probe by the central businesses into the brutal homicide of the well-known Punjabi singer.

– Win inputs from businesses.