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Pari death case: SIT conducts lie detection test on accused Saroj, family  Post News Network Nayagarh: The special investigation team (SIT) of Odisha Crime Branch, which is investigating the Pari death case Saturday conducted a lie detection test on accused Saroj Sethy, his mother and sister. It is pertinent to mention here that Saroj, a Plus III Arts student of Nayagarh College, has been under the SIT scanner since it took up the case. His mother Shailabala is an ASHA worker. Saroj’s mother and sister were allowed to return home Saturday evening following the tests. Earlier, Saroj had been interrogated several times. The SIT had collected his blood sample, saliva sample, mobile phone, pant, shirt, bedclothes, clothes of his family members and other items.

Knock-on effect: After Pari, Swati death cases, children forbidden to play outside in Nayagarh

Knock-on effect: After Pari, Swati death cases, children forbidden to play outside in Nayagarh Post News Network Nayagarh: If village lanes and by-lanes are devoid of scenes like children playing, it’s no surprise. The fact behind this sudden shift in scenes is due to the two recent cases of minor girls being killed by miscreants, forcing parents to keep their children indoors. According to advocate Amiya Patnaik, the police’ investigation in cases relating to minors going missing or being killed left a lot to be desired. The police are not giving as much importance to such complaints as they ought to and the recent Pari and Swati cases have proven it. This is the reason why people’s dependence on police is constantly declining.