Two Policemen Investigating Tablighi Jammat Case Tested COVID-19 Positive
In what it could be a shocker, two policemen from the Crime Branch team that is investigating the Tablighi Jammat case were tested positive for the fatal coronavirus. Following this, the two policemen were sent to the quarantine centers.
Going into details, the Crime Branch police have filed a case on Maulana saad for conducting the religious congregation held at the Nizamuddin area of Delhi. As part of the investigation, the police personnel visited Markaz and the farmhouse that belongs to the Tablighi Jammat chief.
Both of them developed the symptoms of the COVID 19 virus who later tested positive for the virus. Following this, they were admitted to the hospital accordingly.
As a result, 12 more members of the Crime Branch were sent to home quarantine.
Following this, Special Commissioner of Police (operations) Muktesh Chand has sent an official letter to Special CP (armed forces) Robin Hibu about the latest development
"They were residing at barrack number 5 of the Khajoori Khas police station. In the same barrack, the staff of commissioner of police reserve was also residing. It is important that they are also tested for COVID 19 and are quarantined immediately. Similar precaution need to be taken for all CP reserve staff at other locations too," his letter read.
Going into details, the Crime Branch police have filed a case on Maulana saad for conducting the religious congregation held at the Nizamuddin area of Delhi. As part of the investigation, the police personnel visited Markaz and the farmhouse that belongs to the Tablighi Jammat chief.
Both of them developed the symptoms of the COVID 19 virus who later tested positive for the virus. Following this, they were admitted to the hospital accordingly.
As a result, 12 more members of the Crime Branch were sent to home quarantine.
Following this, Special Commissioner of Police (operations) Muktesh Chand has sent an official letter to Special CP (armed forces) Robin Hibu about the latest development
"They were residing at barrack number 5 of the Khajoori Khas police station. In the same barrack, the staff of commissioner of police reserve was also residing. It is important that they are also tested for COVID 19 and are quarantined immediately. Similar precaution need to be taken for all CP reserve staff at other locations too," his letter read.