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Lobsang Sangay: 'The Chinese Government Is Definitely Hiding Something'

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Lobsang Sangay: 'The Chinese Government Is Definitely Hiding Something'

A debate on the Disha Salian death case follows a court decision ordering a Central Bureau of Investigation probe.

Disha Salian's father, Satish Salian, and his legal counsel, advocate Nilesh Oza, discussed the development and expressed hope for clarity once the CBI submits its findings.

Counsel Nilesh Oza raised questions over the initial Mumbai Police investigation, citing issues regarding CCTV timings, post-mortem assessments, and the Accidental Death Report.

The news anchor maintained that the court order transfers the inquiry to the CBI to examine the evidence without naming individuals as accused at this stage, adhering to the principle of innocent until proven guilty.

The discussion also addressed legal procedures regarding First Information Reports, closure reports, and protest petitions during pending investigations.

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