Swamy unhappy with probe in Chandigarh stalking case, will seek CBI inquiry

Demanding punishment for Haryana's BJP chief's son, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi on Sunday asked the BJP to not "collude with the culprits."

Asserting that the police were not carrying out probe in a proper manner in connection with the case pertaining to stalking of a girl by BJP Haryana chief's son, party leader Subramanian Swamy on Tuesday said he will file a PIL in the matter.

He told news agency ANI that the cops have listed only bailable offences against Haryana BJP Chief Subhash Barala's son. Vikas and his friend Ashish Kumar were arrested last week and released on bail later for allegedly stalking the girl, an IAS officer's daughter, in Chandigarh.

"The police succumbed to some pressure. In the court monitor I will seek CBI inquiry, if necessary, with the SIT so that justice is done," Swamy said.

Taking to Twitter, Swamy also described the accused in the stalking case as " two drunk goons".

Demanding punishment for Haryana's BJP chief's son, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi on Sunday asked the BJP to not "collude with the culprits."

Earlier CPI-M general secretary Sitaram Yechury questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP president Amit Shah's silence over the alleged stalking of a girl by Haryana's BJP chief's son.

The girl had accused Vikas and his friend of stalking her Friday night after which they were arrested, police said. Both were booked under section 354 D (stalking) of IPC and 185 of the Motor Vehicle Act (driving by a drunken person or by a person under the influence of drugs), they said.

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