Neha Hiremath, a 24-year-old girl who was fatally stabbed by an unidentified individual on a college campus in Hubbali, will soon get justice, Karnataka Women Commission Chairman Naglakshmi Choudhary said while speaking about the incident.
She added that the evidence in the case has been collected and that justice will be served to the victim soon after the DNA test results are released.
Speaking to ANI on the Hubbali murder incident, State Women Commission Chairman Naglakshmi Choudhary said, "The police are investigating the case. All the evidence has been collected properly. Now, the blood is gone for DNA investigation. Once it comes, within three months, Neha will get justice."
She also urged everyone not to politicise the case for their own benefit.
"The accused is already in judicial custody. Neha's parents are also coping with the death of their daughter. Their only request is that the accused should get punishment as early as possible. They want him to get the death sentence," Choudhary said.
She also said defaming or accusing a victim is morally incorrect and punishable.
The murder of Karnataka college student Neha Hiremath by her former classmate Fayaz has triggered a political row. The BJP has termed it a case of 'Love Jihad.' The Congress party has denied all such allegations.
On April 19, Congress Corporator and father of the victim, Niranjan Hiremath, claimed that his daughter met with an unfortunate fate and was killed for turning down the accused's proposal.
The girl succumbed to multiple stab wounds inflicted by Fayaz, a former classmate and friend who has since been arrested.
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