On Friday, October 23, the action committee and the Special Investigation Team (SIT) held a meeting in Mansa to discuss the case and the demands put forward by the family. According to the report, 12 demands were accepted during the discussions, while two remain unresolved.
The demands reportedly included calls for the resignation of Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and the Director General of Police (DGP). These demands remain pending, despite the reported acceptance of the majority of the family’s requests.
The case has drawn attention in Mansa, with the family and action committee seeking action in connection with Jhoota’s death. The meeting with the SIT was aimed at discussing the outstanding issues and determining the next steps.
The report’s headline also indicates that the action committee has called a meeting concerning the post-mortem. However, details about the proposed meeting, its timing and the specific decisions taken were not provided in the available information.
It is not yet clear from the report what the 12 accepted demands specifically involve, which two demands remain unresolved, or what commitments the authorities have made regarding implementation. Further official statements from the government, police or action committee would be needed to clarify these points.
