Gurgaon, January 16
Six months after taking over the investigation into the Geetanjali Garg murder case, the CBI has apparently hit a dead end and sought help from the public.

The agency has issued an advertisement and put up posters across the city, announcing a reward of Rs 5 lakh to anyone giving a concrete clue or evidence.

The CBI was handed over the case in August after Geetanjali’s family accused the Gurgaon police of overlooking evidence to save her husband Ravneet Garg, then the Chief Judicial Magistrate.

“We strongly believe if Geetanjali was killed in that ground, somebody must have seen or heard something. Through this reward, we wish to encourage such persons to speak up,” said an official. Geetanjali’s body was found in the police lines grounds in July last year.