The police investigating the killing of seminary rector K J Thomas
say they have found vital clues, which can help them solve the mystery
behind his death.
“Some important clues have been finally found. I
don’t want to reveal anything about the accused now,” a senior officer
said according to a report in Indian Express.
The probe has been
expedited after the recent visit of city police commissioner Raghavendra
H Auradkar to St Peter’s Pontifical Seminary at Malleswaram where the
62-year-old rector was found killed on April 1.
Auradkar told The New Indian Express that the probe team was approaching the case from various angles.
“We
have questioned more than 40 people, some of whom could be directly
involved with the rector’s murder. We can safely say that the
investigation has found a breakthrough and the case will be solved
soon,” he said.
Two days ago, the commissioner and the probe team visited Archbishop Bernard Moras of Bangalore.
“During
our interaction, the police expressed the hope of solving the case
soon. However, they did not reveal the motive behind the murder. The
rector’s family is waiting to know why the rector met his tragic fate,”
Archbishop Moras said.