Doctor's killing: Assam govt orders probe, to set up fast
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Assam government on Wednesday decided to set up a fast track court to try the cases involving the killing of 73-year-old Dr Deven Dutta at a tea garden in the state on Saturday and also instituted an inquiry into the incident. Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal also talked to the wife of the slain doctor over the phone on Wednesday and expressed his empathy with the bereaved family members, an official release said.
Sonowal said strict action will be initiated against those who lynched Dutta following the death of a patient. The chief minister also ordered Shyam Jagannathan, commissioner and secretary, finance, to inquire into the killing, the release added.
The elderly doctor had retired but was serving the Teok Tea Estate hospital in Jorhat district without remuneration..
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