<p> Even as Delhi Police are investigating the alleged rape case of a seven-year-old girl in a municipal school in Mongolpuri, the North Delhi Municipal Corporation has recommended a CBI inquiry on Monday. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The decision was taken unanimously in the House meeting where opposition members alleged that the corporation is shielding officials in the case. <br /><br />North Delhi Mayor Mira Aggarwal said though it is yet to be established whether the alleged rape happened on the school premises, the corporation has recommended a CBI inquiry to ensure an impartial probe. <br /><br />“The House has unanimously recommended that a CBI inquiry must be conducted in the case. The commissioner would write to appropriate authorities about the recommendation,” said Aggarwal. <br /><br />The mayor, however, refuted the charges of opposition that the corporation is shielding its officials. <br /><br />“Five people were suspended just after police registered the case on Friday to ensure a fair probe. A high-powered committee has been formed to look into the case,” she said. <br />“Appropriate action will be taken once the inquiry is over.” <br /><br />Earlier, the opposition leaders raised the issue in the House meeting after commissioner P K Gupta presented the interim report of the probe committee in the case. <br /><br />“The girl has alleged that she was raped on the school premises. The probing committee is inquiring into the case. The case is also being investigated by police,” Gupta said. <br /><br />But the opposition leaders alleged that the interim report is an eyewash,” said Mukesh Goel, leader of opposition in North Corporation. <br /><br />When police have registered the case, then why does not the interim report fix responsibility against the guilty officials, added said Goel. <br /><br />The inquiry committee submitted the report to the commissioner on the Mangolpuri rape incident on March 5. <br /><br /></p>
<p> Even as Delhi Police are investigating the alleged rape case of a seven-year-old girl in a municipal school in Mongolpuri, the North Delhi Municipal Corporation has recommended a CBI inquiry on Monday. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The decision was taken unanimously in the House meeting where opposition members alleged that the corporation is shielding officials in the case. <br /><br />North Delhi Mayor Mira Aggarwal said though it is yet to be established whether the alleged rape happened on the school premises, the corporation has recommended a CBI inquiry to ensure an impartial probe. <br /><br />“The House has unanimously recommended that a CBI inquiry must be conducted in the case. The commissioner would write to appropriate authorities about the recommendation,” said Aggarwal. <br /><br />The mayor, however, refuted the charges of opposition that the corporation is shielding its officials. <br /><br />“Five people were suspended just after police registered the case on Friday to ensure a fair probe. A high-powered committee has been formed to look into the case,” she said. <br />“Appropriate action will be taken once the inquiry is over.” <br /><br />Earlier, the opposition leaders raised the issue in the House meeting after commissioner P K Gupta presented the interim report of the probe committee in the case. <br /><br />“The girl has alleged that she was raped on the school premises. The probing committee is inquiring into the case. The case is also being investigated by police,” Gupta said. <br /><br />But the opposition leaders alleged that the interim report is an eyewash,” said Mukesh Goel, leader of opposition in North Corporation. <br /><br />When police have registered the case, then why does not the interim report fix responsibility against the guilty officials, added said Goel. <br /><br />The inquiry committee submitted the report to the commissioner on the Mangolpuri rape incident on March 5. <br /><br /></p>
