A special investigation team set up by the Rajasthan government to investigate the lynching of dairy farmer Pehlu Khan in 2017 has found lapses committed by all four probe officers in the case, and has highlighted glaring shortcomings in the way the video evidence was handled.

The report was submitted to Rajasthan Director General of Police Bhupendra Singh on Thursday, and will soon be presented before chief minister Ashok Gehlot. The SIT was formed by the Rajasthan government after all six accused in the case were acquitted by a district court on August 14 due to lack of evidence.

A special investigation team set up by the Rajasthan government to investigate the lynching of dairy farmer Pehlu Khan in 2017 has found lapses committed by all four probe officers in the case, and has highlighted glaring shortcomings in the way the video evidence was handled.

The report was submitted to Rajasthan Director General of Police Bhupendra Singh on Thursday, and will soon be presented before chief minister Ashok Gehlot. The SIT was formed by the Rajasthan government after all six accused in the case were acquitted by a district court on August 14 due to lack of evidence.