SIT Takes Charge of Burials Case, Plans to Question Complainant

### Speedy Summary
– the Special Investigation Team (SIT), headed by Director-General of Police Pronab Mohanty, officially took over the case files from local police on July 25.
– The SIT was formed on July 19 to investigate alleged “sexual abuse, murders and burials” in Dharmasthala based on an FIR registered on July 4.
– A complaint by a former sanitation worker claimed he was forced to bury multiple bodies in the temple town.- SIT’s initial step will involve questioning the complainant, who has been provided protection under the Witness Protection Scheme, 2018.
– Local police have sought court permission for brain mapping and narco analysis of the complainant, which requires his consent.

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### Indian Opinion Analysis
The transfer of this sensitive case to the Special Investigation Team marks a significant step toward ensuring impartiality in addressing serious allegations involving Dharmasthala. The focus on protecting whistleblowers under legal frameworks like the Witness Protection Scheme highlights a commitment to safeguarding individuals willing to shed light on potentially grave situations. However, reliance on investigative tools such as brain mapping and narco analysis should be carefully balanced with ethical considerations and consent processes.Given Dharmasthala’s cultural significance as a major religious hub, any findings may hold wider social implications beyond just legal outcomes. Transparency during this investigation remains critical for public trust.

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