The Central Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday released sketches of two suspects in the case of murder of anti-superstition activist Narendra Dabohalkar in Pune last year.
The agency while publicising the two hand-made pictures asked public to inform it, in case they have any knowledge about their whereabouts. "The identity of the informant will be kept secret, if so desired. The investigation into the case is in progress," a CBI spokesperson said.
Earlier in March, the spokesperson said, the agency had prepared sketches and shared them with police. These sketches were prepared on the basis of information provided by the witnesses of the crime on August 20, 2013. Dabholkar was shot dead when he was out for morning walk in Pune.
The CBI had registered a first information report in this incident in June last year after the Bombay High Court transferred the case to it.
The Bombay high court had transferred the probe to the CBI on May 9 last year on the basis of a public interest litigation filed by former journalist Ketan Tirodkar on the plea that there was no headway in the Maharashtra police probe several months after the killing of the eminent rationalist.
The spokesperson said any information regarding the case can be addressed to the superintendent of police or its xDeputy SP D S Chauhan, Special Crime Branch, Mumbai or on Phone Nos.: 022 27576804 and 022 27576820.
