<p>Bikkemane Nature Conservation Trust chairman K Sundara Gowda urged the Karnataka government to subject the Investigation Officer and the Medical Officer who probed the Soujanya rape and murder case to narco-analysis test.</p><p>Addressing mediapersons on Thursday, he alleged that the officials have erred and have failed in providing proper evidence. </p><p>Soujanya, who was a minor, was raped and murdered. The court recently ruled that accused Santhosh Rao was innocent.</p>.Minor girl gang-raped in Agra, one accused kills self.<p>"The police officer who had registered the FIR and the medical officer who conducted the autopsy have failed in submitting relevant documents and evidence to the court," he alleged.</p><p>Sundara Gowda further said that there was a need to get down to the streets and "fight to get justice" in the 11-year-old case. "The real culprits are protected and an innocent person was made to languish in jail. This is a clear violation of human rights. Along with late Soujanya, Santhosh Rao too, should get justice," he said.</p><p>He asked what is preventing the state government from ordering a re-investigation. "The Human Rights Commission should file a Public Interest Litigation in the high court and in the Supreme Court to bring out the truth and to punish the culprits. A special investigation should be carried out under the supervision of the court," he added.</p>
<p>Bikkemane Nature Conservation Trust chairman K Sundara Gowda urged the Karnataka government to subject the Investigation Officer and the Medical Officer who probed the Soujanya rape and murder case to narco-analysis test.</p><p>Addressing mediapersons on Thursday, he alleged that the officials have erred and have failed in providing proper evidence. </p><p>Soujanya, who was a minor, was raped and murdered. The court recently ruled that accused Santhosh Rao was innocent.</p>.Minor girl gang-raped in Agra, one accused kills self.<p>"The police officer who had registered the FIR and the medical officer who conducted the autopsy have failed in submitting relevant documents and evidence to the court," he alleged.</p><p>Sundara Gowda further said that there was a need to get down to the streets and "fight to get justice" in the 11-year-old case. "The real culprits are protected and an innocent person was made to languish in jail. This is a clear violation of human rights. Along with late Soujanya, Santhosh Rao too, should get justice," he said.</p><p>He asked what is preventing the state government from ordering a re-investigation. "The Human Rights Commission should file a Public Interest Litigation in the high court and in the Supreme Court to bring out the truth and to punish the culprits. A special investigation should be carried out under the supervision of the court," he added.</p>
