A home ministry spokesperson said the CRPF will conduct a court of inquiry into the entire incident in which the company commander of the force was allegedly thrashed by his subordinates following death of their colleague due to illness in Anantnag district.
Separately, the director (medical), who heads the medical wing of the ministry, has been dispatched to Kashmir where the incident had happened.
Misall was taken to the CRPF Unit hospital at Anantnag after he fell ill on Saturday, where he died.
The death of the jawan angered his colleagues who allegedly thrashed their company commander for not allowing Misall to be taken to the nearest health facility, which caused delay in timely medical attention to him, a police official said in Srinagar.
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