“Who wants Davinder silenced and why?”, Rahul asks PM  

Rahul Gandhi sharpens his question to PM Modi and Home minister Amit Shah on handing over the DSP Davinder Singh's case to NIA.

The Union home ministry has asked the National investigation Agency (NIA) to initiate the process of probing the case of suspended Jammu and Kashmir Police deputy superintendent Davinder Singh.

Rahul Gandhi tweeted on Friday,

"The best way to silence Terrorist DSP Davinder, is to hand the case to the NIA. The NIA is headed by another Modi - YK, who investigated the Gujarat Riots & Haren Pandya’s assassination. In YK’s care, the case is as good as dead. #WhoWantsTerroristDavinderSilenced and why??"

Rahul Gandhi on Thursday questioned the silence of PM Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on the arrest of  Davinder Singh.

"DSP (Deputy Superintendent of Police) Davinder Singh sheltered 3 terrorists with blood on their hands at his home and was caught ferrying them to Delhi.

He must be tried by a fast track court within 6 months and if guilty, given the harshest possible sentence for treason against India," Rahul Gandhi tweeted.

Congress general secretary and Mr Gandhi's sister, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, demanded a thorough probe.

"Davindar Singh's arrest in JK raises disturbing questions critical to India's national security.

.. It seems rather odd that he not only evaded detection but was entrusted with extremely sensitive duties like escorting foreign envoys to J&K ......under the prevailing circumstances Whose orders was he working under?

A full investigation must be made. Helping terrorists plan attacks on India is treason," she tweeted.

Singh was posted at Srinagar international airport when 15 foreign diplomats including the US envoy came for a two-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir last week.

Soon after Davinder Singh's arrest, raids at his home revealed an AK rifle and two pistols.

Investigations found that Singh had sheltered the terrorists at his official home next to the Army's 15 Corps Headquarters.

They set out for Jammu, from where they were planning to go to Delhi.

It is being investigated if Singh's visit to Delhi was linked to the January 26 Republic Day celebration.

Singh's role in the August 2017 attack in Pulwama in which four policemen were killed is being probed, police have said.

The police are also investigating allegations against Singh that he had helped hanged terrorist Afzal Guru arrange logistics for the terrorists who attacked parliament in 2001.