Gurugram school murder: Former Haryana CM Bhupinder Hooda says govts should order CBI probe
Hooda on Sunday said a CBI probe should be ordered by the Centre into the killing of a 7-year-old student of Gurugram's Ryan International School


File image of Bhupinder Singh Hooda. News18[/caption]Police used batons on Sunday to quell the protest outside the Ryan International School and detained 20 protestors. Cameras of some photojournalists were also damaged during the protest.The former chief minister said, "I have come to know that even media persons on duty have been lathicharged in Gurugram on Sunday and have sustained injuries and equipment of some of them got damaged as a result."Upping the ante against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in Haryana, Hooda said, "This government has lost the trust and confidence of the public. By assaulting mediapersons, the government is trying to suppress voice of the people."However, Gurugram Police Commissioner Sandeep Khirwar denied the charges of targeting mediapersons."As per my knowledge, a fair warning was given to clear the place and nobody was targeted. However, if any mediaperson has been injured, then I express my regret and we will analyse the entire episode. But there was no intention to target anyone," Khirwar said."On behalf of police authorities, I want to request the district administration that the mediapersons should be given best medical treatment," he said.A class II student was found murdered with his throat slit in the school washroom in Gurugram on Friday. The school's acting principal was suspended and the security staff removed. The police claimed the student was killed by bus conductor Ashok Kumar, who tried to sexually abuse him.The accused was arrested within hours of the murder after which a court in Gurugram sent him to police custody for three days.

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