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Inspector's family files complaint

New Delhi: The family of Devender Manchanda, the suspended Delhi Police Inspector who allegedly committed suicide, on Saturday filed a complaint demanding an inquiry into the circumstances that led to his death.

In the complaint lodged at Mukherjee Nagar police station in north-west Delhi, the family recounted the charges levelled by Manchanda against City Police Commissioner K. K. Paul that he had been intimidating him.

In such circumstances, the complaint said, an inquiry should be conducted to bring out the truth. Manchanda had in his suicide note accused the Commissioner of harassing him for lodging an FIR against one Vineet Aggarwal, a charge denied by the police department.

The body of Manchanda (55) was found on the Barakhamba Road near Connaught Place on Friday.

PTI

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