<p>The girls was strangulated to death after being allegedly gangraped by cops posted at Nighasan police station in Lakhimpur-Kheri district, about 200 km from here, on June 10.<br />Both the girl’s father, Intezar Ali and mother Tarranum, raised the demand through a letter addressed to Lakhimpur-Kheri Congress MP Zafar Ali Naqvi.<br /><br />The letter was forwarded to the district magistrate together with a covering note from Naqvi seeking a CBI inquiry. A copy of the letter was faxed to the chief minister and the director general of police as well.<br /><br />Earlier in the day, Mayawati had announced at a press conference that she had no hesitation in handing over the case to the CBI, “in case the victim’s family members so desire". However, as a word of caution, she had added, “my ony apprehension is that the CBI may end up goofing up the case just as they did with Aarushi Talwar case.” <br /><br />The victim's parents sought to point out in the letter that they have no faith in any investigating agency other than the CBI. <br /><br />The formal demand by the parents has shaken the state administration, as the Lakhimpur-Kheri district magistrate Sameer Verma and superintendent of police Amit Chandra rushed to Nighasan and speak to the girl's family members.</p>
<p>The girls was strangulated to death after being allegedly gangraped by cops posted at Nighasan police station in Lakhimpur-Kheri district, about 200 km from here, on June 10.<br />Both the girl’s father, Intezar Ali and mother Tarranum, raised the demand through a letter addressed to Lakhimpur-Kheri Congress MP Zafar Ali Naqvi.<br /><br />The letter was forwarded to the district magistrate together with a covering note from Naqvi seeking a CBI inquiry. A copy of the letter was faxed to the chief minister and the director general of police as well.<br /><br />Earlier in the day, Mayawati had announced at a press conference that she had no hesitation in handing over the case to the CBI, “in case the victim’s family members so desire". However, as a word of caution, she had added, “my ony apprehension is that the CBI may end up goofing up the case just as they did with Aarushi Talwar case.” <br /><br />The victim's parents sought to point out in the letter that they have no faith in any investigating agency other than the CBI. <br /><br />The formal demand by the parents has shaken the state administration, as the Lakhimpur-Kheri district magistrate Sameer Verma and superintendent of police Amit Chandra rushed to Nighasan and speak to the girl's family members.</p>