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It is really nice to hear about the assured assistance of the Chief Minister of Sikkim in Priyanka Tiwari's death mystery. According to the news published in Voice of Sikkim, the deceased father K. Tiwari had a meeting with the Chief Minister on Thursday and placed all the related documents. CM had assured to take the matter seriously to the Central Home Ministry and also seek for CBI investigation.   Chief Minister further told that our Sikkimese youths who are studying and working across the country and outside the country will be fully escorted by whatever lawful means. Treating this incident as most unlikely for Sikkim, the Priyanka Tiwari case will be justified thoroughly, he said. Talking to the media over the phone the deceased father said that to date no autopsy report is being prepared which should have been done within a couple of days by investigating the body. He also claimed that while enquiring about the status either the officer’s phone gets disconnected...

This article is copied from Voice of Sikkim   Kingfisher airline staff murdered,  High profile case better you don’t speak was told on the phone- Father LAWS ARE MEANT FOR ALL NO MATTER IT IS THE RICH OR POOR SECTION OF SOCIETY IN REPUBLIC COUNTRY INDIA. 25 March, Namchi: A 22 years old girl from 5 Mile Tadong, Sikkim was working in a reputed Kingfisher Airline in Kolkata, she lived in one of the rented rooms at Dumdum according to her parent. The deceased father, whose name is Kanhaiya Tiwari, works in the HRDD Department Govt of Sikkim in a post as Deputy Director. According to the deceased father’s statement, his daughter was always informed over the phone about her daily routines either to her family. She was dedicated towards her work and never during her span of life was she alleged in any unfair things. Being an honest daughter she kept informing about herself on daily basis over the phone. On 5 March she called up to her father saying that she is very please...

Gangtok | Saturday, Nov 10 2007: Tension prevailed in the commercial hub of East Sikkim, Singtam following the custodial 'suicide' of an alleged thief, last evening, police said today. B Vishakarma (25) was arrested by Singtam police after local taxi drivers accused him of stealing car audio systems, DIG (Range) Akshay Sachdeva said. Yesterday, at about 1600 hrs, the accused hanged himself with his own undergarments, inside the lockup's toilet, Mr Sachdeva added. While some locals have alleged torture as being the cause for the custodial death, the DIG ruled out any such foul play. Investigations were being conducted but so far, there has not been any indication of foul play or torture, he stated and added that more information will be available after the post-mortem. The DIG, however, said there might be negligence on the part of the Singtam police and said that action will be taken against negligent officials if any. ''We will definitely look into this...