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ITANAGAR, Oct 17: The Government of Arunachal Pradesh has established a one-man Commission of Inquiry, led by former Gauhati High Court Judge, Justice H K Sarma, to investigate the circumstances surrounding the mysterious death of Tumi Gangkak.
Late Tumi Gangkak,( 42), served as an under secretary at the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) and was discovered dead under mysterious circumstances near the Ganga Lake area along the Jote-Poma road on February 24 earlier this year.
As per a public notice issued by the registrar to Justice Sharma, the Commission will conduct a thorough examination of various aspects of the case in line with its terms of reference and will present its findings within 60 days from the date of its establishment.
The primary objectives of the Commission's inquiry include a detailed review of the investigative procedures. It is tasked with closely assessing the investigative processes conducted by relevant agencies in Tumi Gangkak's death case, with a primary focus on ensuring adherence to due legal processes. The Commission will carry out a comprehensive evaluation to ascertain the accuracy and compliance with legal norms in the reports and initial findings related to the case, all with the goal of ensuring impartial justice is served. Additionally, it will investigate the accountability of officials and other individuals for potential acts of commission, abetment, or negligence related to the case.
Moreover, the Commission has the authority to determine if the case necessitates a fresh investigation by alternative agencies based on the evidence presented during the inquiry.
The Commission has called for written statements from various stakeholders, including the state government, district administration, relevant officials, as well as individuals, organizations, associations, and the general public with knowledge pertinent to the case and its associated accountability aspects.
“Those submitting statements must provide a list of witnesses who can substantiate the facts mentioned in their statements. They are also encouraged to supply a list of documents they intend to reference, along with any original or verified copies of such documents in their possession. If they lack certain documents, they should provide the names and addresses of individuals who can provide them.
As per notification, the written statements, if submitted, should be accompanied by an affidavit confirming the accuracy and truthfulness of the facts presented, and should be provided in a digital format within a word file. The Commission has set a 15-day window for the submission of these written statements, which can be delivered in person to the Commission or sent via registered post, stated an order. 

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Kenter Joya Riba

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