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J&K sex racket case with CBI now

May 05, 2006 22:06 IST

Faced with massive protestations and anger, the Jammu and Kashmir government on Friday evening handed over the investigations of the sex racket to the Central Bureau of Investigation.

A notification was issued in Srinagar on Friday evening calling in the CBI to investigate the case. Police has so far arrested five persons including the kingpin Sabina.

Mukhtar Ahmad In Srinagar

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