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Haryana Police Arrest Suspect in Congress Worker Himani Narwal’s Murder Case

To ensure a thorough investigation, the police have formed a Special Investigation Task Force (SIT).

TIS Desk | Rohtak |

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Haryana Police have arrested one suspect in connection with the murder of Congress worker Himani Narwal, officials said on Monday. Narwal’s body was discovered inside a suitcase near a highway in Rohtak on March 1.

To ensure a thorough investigation, the police have formed a Special Investigation Task Force (SIT). Sampla DSP Rajneesh Kumar stated, “An SIT has been formed. Her phone has been recovered. We are using cyber and forensic science lab (FSL) tools. We are investigating all possible angles.”

The police also confirmed that Narwal lived alone in Haryana while her family resided in Delhi.

In a shocking revelation, the deceased worker’s mother, Savita, alleged that political rivalry played a role in her daughter’s death. She claimed that Himani’s rising stature in the Congress party had created enemies for her. According to Savita, her daughter had been receiving threats and had stayed home on February 28.

“The election and the party took my daughter’s life. Because of this, she made some enemies. These culprits could be from the party, could be her friends as well,” Savita said. “My daughter was very close to Asha Hooda (wife of Bhupinder Singh Hooda). I won’t perform her last rites until she gets justice.”

Senior Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda condemned the incident and criticized the state’s law and order situation. “This is a very painful incident. There is a breakdown of law and order in Haryana. The state ranks number one in the country for crimes against women,” Hooda stated.

Hooda also called out the BJP-led Haryana government, demanding a swift and impartial investigation. He emphasized the need for strict punishment for those responsible, regardless of their political affiliation. “I am in touch with the police personnel and have spoken with the Superintendent of Police. They are hopeful of finding crucial clues soon. This case must be investigated thoroughly, and the guilty must face the strictest punishment,” he added.

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