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Crime
CBI Returns to Manasa to Re‑examine Ashwini Kumar Shop Rubble
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 11:01 AM
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A Central Bureau of Investigation team revisited Manasa today to resume probing the debris of Ashwini Kumar's shop, continuing a case that remains under investigation.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) dispatched a team to Manasa today for a second round of on‑site inspection at the premises of a shop owned by Ashwini Kumar. The visit marks a renewed effort to scrutinise the debris and gather further evidence related to the ongoing investigation.
Officials from the agency arrived in the town early in the day and coordinated with local law‑enforcement agencies to secure the site. The team is expected to conduct a detailed forensic analysis of the rubble, which was previously examined but required additional verification.
No new statements were released by the CBI or the state police regarding the nature of the case, and no arrests have been reported. The investigation remains active, with authorities indicating that further updates will be provided as the inquiry progresses.
The repeated presence of the central agency underscores the seriousness with which the case is being treated, reflecting broader concerns about law‑and‑order issues in the region.
Local residents have been asked to cooperate with investigators, and the shop's premises remain cordoned off pending the completion of the forensic work.
Officials from the agency arrived in the town early in the day and coordinated with local law‑enforcement agencies to secure the site. The team is expected to conduct a detailed forensic analysis of the rubble, which was previously examined but required additional verification.
No new statements were released by the CBI or the state police regarding the nature of the case, and no arrests have been reported. The investigation remains active, with authorities indicating that further updates will be provided as the inquiry progresses.
The repeated presence of the central agency underscores the seriousness with which the case is being treated, reflecting broader concerns about law‑and‑order issues in the region.
Local residents have been asked to cooperate with investigators, and the shop's premises remain cordoned off pending the completion of the forensic work.