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CBI Arrests Daughter of Himachal Pradesh HC’s Acting CJ in Sippy Sidhu Murder Case

The central agency had called Kalyani Singh, the daughter of acting Chief Justice Sabina Singh, for questioning where she was 'evasive in responses', CBI sources said, following which she was arrested.
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Jun 15 2022
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The central agency had called Kalyani Singh, the daughter of acting Chief Justice Sabina Singh, for questioning where she was 'evasive in responses', CBI sources said, following which she was arrested.
Sukhmanpreet Singh alias Sippy Sidhu. Photo: By arrangement
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New Delhi: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Wednesday arrested Kalyani Singh, daughter of the acting Chief Justice of the Himachal Pradesh high court, in connection with the killing of national-level shooter Sukhmanpreet Singh alias Sippy Sidhu over six years ago in Chandigarh, officials said.

They said during the investigation, the CBI found some documentary evidence suggesting that Kalyani Singh and Sidhu were close and a romantic relationship had turned sour.

The central agency had called Kalyani Singh, the daughter of acting Chief Justice Sabina Singh, for questioning where she was "evasive in responses", CBI sources said, following which she was arrested.

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The central agency had registered the FIR in the killing of Sidhu who was also a lawyer, on April 13, 2016 at the request of the Chandigarh administration, the CBI said in a statement.

During further investigation, the alleged involvement of the accused (Kalyani Singh) came forth in the case. Accordingly, she was examined and arrested.

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"The arrested accused was produced today (Wednesday) in the Court of Special Judicial Magistrate, Chandigarh and remanded to four days police custody," CBI spokesperson said.

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