The gangster was gunned down in Malasar village in Churu on June 24. But the family members have not cremated the body to press for their demands, which include a CBI inquiry into the encounter and allowing his brothers, who are in judicial custody, to attend the funeral.
A meeting was held between a delegation of Rajput community members and state Parliament Affairs Minister Rajendra Rathore and BJP state chief Ashok Parnami yesterday in which the government offered to set up a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the encounter.
He said the family members have not cremated the body so far which is a "dishonour to the departed soul".
Rawana Rajput leader Ranjit Singh said their demand was for a CBI probe and the proposal of SIT inquiry was not acceptable.
"The meeting yesterday was inconclusive because our demand is for a CBI inquiry in Anandpal encounter case," he said.
"The shifting of the police commando to a private hospital raises doubt on the government. Instead, he should be shifted to AIIMS and his treatment should be monitored by an expert committee of five doctors," Singh said.
On the other hand, lawyer A P Singh, who is supporting the family of Anandpal, said that dialogue with the government in absence of the slain gangster's daughter cannot succeed.
His daughter is is studying engineering in Dubai and the family members are also demanding assurance from the police that she will not be arrested when she comes India.
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