Drug trafficking: SIT gives clean chit to Goa ex-home minister and his son
The
Special
Investigation Team (SIT) of Goa Police has given a clean chit to former
state Home minister Ravi Naik and his son in a case of alleged nexus between
politicians, police and drug
traffickers.
A
senior police official said Wednesday that 15 people, including Naik and his
son, were questioned but "no evidence was found against them".
The
SIT has prepared a 50-page report of its probe and it would be submitted to the
state government this week, he said.
"A
detailed interrogation was conducted in the matter. We even called two persons
who were not named in the House Committee report during the investigation,"
the official said.
Naik,
who is currently a Congress MLA from Ponda constituency in North Goa district,
was the state Home minister during Digambar Kamat's tenure as the chief
minister.
A
Goa Assembly Committee's report had in 2013 indicted Naik, his son and some
police officers for allegedly having links with the drug mafia.
An
eight-member SIT, headed by Deputy Superintendent of Police Edwin Colaco, was
constituted in January this year to investigate the House Committee's report. Read
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