Two women are still missing in the post-poll violence case of Jagaddal’s Sova Rani Mondal ‘murder’. This time the Central Intelligence Agency announced the reward for their capture. If the two women are fond, the CBI will give the informant a reward of Rs 50,000. The announcement was made by the CBI following a court order. Jhuma Mistry alias Mamni and Paratima Ghosh alias Mou are the names of the two women accused in the murder of Mondal. Both are residents of Shyamnagar Jagaddal.
The names of the accused and the details of the case against them have been mentioned in the award declaration. The names of those who will provide information or help the CBI to arrest the accused will be kept secret. The CBI announced the award with mobile number, landline phone number, and email id.
Mondal, a resident of Shyamnagar, was the victim of post-poll violence on 2 May. His son was the president of booth number 161. In the aftermath of the vote, he was accused of being attacked by TMC activists. Mondal was attacked while trying to save her son. She was beaten to death with a bamboo stick. Police are investigating the incident at an early stage.
One accused named Ratan Haldar surrendered in Barakpur court in September last year. In October, the CBI arrested six people in connection with the incident. In October, the CBI first sent notices to the six people. Following the notice, they met at the Salt Lake CGO Complex. They were interrogated by investigators. There were several inconsistencies in their statements. At that time the police arrested seven people.
But these two women have not been found yet. This time, the CBI announced a large sum of money. The CBI team will be visiting districts to investigate post-poll violence. A few days ago, the CBI team also visited the North 24 Parganas. The CBI raided the house of a TMC supporter in the wake of the post-poll violence. The investigation into the murder has been going on for a long time.
Incidentally, the CBI has announced a reward to catch the accused involved in the case of Akash Yadav, who was killed in the post-poll violence in Jagddal. On 2 May, miscreants shot and killed him with the butt of a gun.
In the ‘Purania Talab’ area of Jagddal, the officers of the Central Investigation Agency collected information by talking to the family members of the slain Yadav. Besides, talks were also held with the family members of the slain Mondal.