Kolkata Police Submits Detailed Chargesheet in Chetla Murder Case
Kolkata Police has officially filed a chargesheet in the high-profile Chetla murder case. Detectives from Lalbazar submitted the comprehensive document to Alipore court on Friday.
Accused Named in 85-Page Document
The police have chargesheeted two individuals for the killing of Ashok Paswan. Surajit Haldar, who also goes by the alias Bapi, faces charges alongside Tapas Pal. Authorities filed the case under relevant sections of the law.
Investigators compiled an extensive 85-page chargesheet exactly 83 days after the violent incident occurred. The document presents a detailed account of the case and names thirty witnesses who may testify during legal proceedings.
Violent Incident on Chetla Road
Ashok Paswan, a resident of Chetla Road, met a tragic end on October 25 last year. Local residents discovered him in critical condition near the 17B bus stand. Witnesses reported seeing Paswan running on the street with severe injuries.
The victim showed obvious signs of violence with wounds to his face and neck. His bloodied condition alarmed those who saw him that day. People rushed Paswan to a nearby hospital for emergency treatment.
Despite medical efforts, doctors could not save his life. Paswan succumbed to his injuries at the healthcare facility. The violent nature of his death shocked the local community.
Family Files Complaint and Investigation Progress
Paswan's family members filed an official murder complaint the following day. They approached authorities after losing their loved one under such brutal circumstances. The homicide branch of Kolkata Police immediately took over the investigation.
Detectives worked diligently for nearly three months to build their case. They gathered evidence, interviewed witnesses, and pieced together the events leading to the murder. The chargesheet represents the culmination of their investigative efforts.
Police officials have not disclosed specific details about the motive or circumstances surrounding the killing. The case continues to develop as it moves through the judicial system. Legal experts expect the court to examine the chargesheet thoroughly before proceeding with trial arrangements.
