Mumbai Crime Branch Records 20 Statements in IIT-B Student Sahil Wakode Death Case

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The Mumbai Crime Branch has recorded statements from 20 people in connection with the death of IIT Bombay student Sahil Wakode. Investigators have been unable to retrieve data from Wakode's locked iPhone, hampering the probe. The National Commission for Scheduled Castes is separately examining allegations that Wakode faced discrimination and harassment before his death. His family has demanded action against Professor Doolla and staged a protest at Azad Maidan in Mumbai. IIT Bombay has issued an apology over its earlier official communications regarding the incident.

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