Odisha Minister Murder Mystery: Leader of Opposition in Odisha Jayanarayan Mishra on Saturday (February 18) claimed that he would expose the mastermind behind the murder of state Health Minister Naba Kishore Das by a police officer last month.
BJP leader Jayanarayan has also claimed the involvement of many high-profile people in the murder of the minister. Along with this, there has been a demand for the investigation of this entire matter by the CBI. For the past few days, Jayanarayan himself has also been in discussion. He has been accused of allegedly pushing a female policeman during a protest.
Minister Nab Kishore was shot by ASI
On January 29, Odisha Health Minister Naba Kishore Das was shot dead by an Assistant Sub-Inspector of Police (ASI) in Jharsuguda district. He did this when he was on his way to attend a meeting. The minister was seriously injured by ASI’s bullets. After which he died in a private hospital in Bhubaneswar.
Jaynarayan Mishra raised many questions regarding the murder of the minister
BJP MLA Jainarayan Mishra has raised many questions regarding the murder of former minister Nab Kishore Das and has also claimed to reveal his secrets soon. The BJP leader said that ‘ASI was only the shooter, but who was his handler?’ The state government says that the ASI was mentally unstable, then why was he given a gun? According to the ECG report, Naba Das died in Jharsuguda, then why was he brought to Bhubaneswar?’.
The BJP leader further said that he would raise serious issues such as the Naba Das murder case, crime against women and the law and order situation in the state in the next session of the Vidhan Sabha beginning on February 21. Reacting to his statement, senior BJD leader Shashi Bhushan Behera said that the ruling party is ready to discuss any issue in the assembly.
woman policeman was pushed under reflex action
Jayanarayan Mishra has also alleged that a conspiracy is being hatched against him even behind the murder of Naba Das. However, he did not elaborate on this. He was booked under various IPC sections including section 354 (outraging the modesty of a woman) for allegedly pushing a woman policeman during a protest in front of the Sambalpur district collector’s office. He has given clarification regarding that.
The BJP leader said that I had pushed him under reflex action, as a woman policeman wearing boots had stomped on his leg. On which only one sandal was worn. He refused when the ruling party BJD asked him to apologize for the Sambalpur incident. The BJP leader said on Friday that he himself was a ‘victim of police atrocities’. He had also released his personal security officer (PSO) on February 3, saying he had lost faith in the police force after the minister’s murder.
