By Admin 
Police has registered an FIR in the case of suicide of Indian Police Service officer Y Puran. However, now there has been a new twist in this matter. Puran’s wife and Indian Administrative Service officer Amneet P Kumar has written a letter to the Chandigarh Police officer making three serious allegations.
IAS Amneet Kumar has raised questions on the FIR lodged by Chandigarh Police at the suicide site of IPS Y Puran Kumar. In the letter given to SSP Chandigarh, he has written that the names of the accused have not been mentioned in column number seven in the FIR, whereas in his complaint he has written the names of DGP Shatrujit Kapoor and Rohtak SP Narendra Bijarania, which is the main reason for the suicide. They allege that the sections of SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act have also not been implemented correctly. He also wrote that the copy of Puran Kumar’s final note which was found in his pocket and which was in his laptop has not been given to him yet so that he can compare it with the final note in the FIR.
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These three things were written in the letter
He has written in the letter that as per my complaint, the names of the accused (1) Shatrujeet Kapoor (2) Narendra Bijarnia have not been mentioned in the FIR, which led to his suicide. As per the prescribed FIR document format, all the accused should be listed under column number 7. Therefore, it is requested that the FIR be amended so that the names of all the accused are accurately reflected in the appropriate section.
IAS Amneet wrote that the section mentioned in the FIR under the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act has been weakened. The applicable section applicable in this case is the amended section 3(2)(v) of the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. The sections should be added accordingly to implement the correct legal provisions.
At the end of the letter, Amneet wrote that it is also requested that the ‘last note’ dated 7/10/2025 recovered from the pocket of the deceased (Late Shri Y. Puran Kumar IPS) and another note recovered from his laptop bag have not been made available to me till date. I have not received any copy of the said ‘final note’ which can be matched with the version mentioned in the FIR. I request that certified copies of both the ‘Final Notes’ be made available to me immediately for records and verification.