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Assault on Army officer, fiancee: Odisha extends judicial inquiry deadline to Jan 31

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November 17, 2024

ODISHA government has extended the tenure of the Justice Chitta Ranjan Dash Commission, which is probing the alleged police excesses on an Army officer and his fiancee, till January 31, 2025.

Assault on Army officer, fiancee: Odisha extends judicial inquiry deadline to Jan 31

The inquiry commission's tenure was to expire on November 22. Making an amendment to its earlier notification issued on September 22, the government said it felt necessary to extend the tenure of the Commission of inquiry consisting of Justice Chitta Ranjan Dash (retired) appointed to probe cases and counter cases alleging mis

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