Mumbai, Sept. 29 -- The 10-member IIT Bombay inquiry committee, formed after the death of a second-year student on September 18, has not contacted his parents yet, his father said on Monday. The father, who is on hunger strike with the student's mother at Azad Maidan, said he would appear before the committee if called but would not approach it himself. "If the inquiry committee calls me, I will definitely go and present my side. But I will not go on my own without being called," he said. The father's main demand remains the arrest and questioning of Professor Suryanarayan Doolla and IIT Bombay Director Shireesh Kedare. "I have no objection to the investigation. The Crime Branch investigation is going on properly. However, my demand is for arrest. They should be arrested and detained and interrogated," he said. He also questioned the circulation of CCTV footage, seeking an investigation into how it was leaked, who released it and whether it was deliberate. He said the probe should not be restricted to allegations of copying in an examination or using a mobile phone, "The FIR includes charges of torture and abetment to suicide. Therefore, an investigation should be conducted to find out why and how he was incited. For that, an arrest is necessary," he said. The father said he would continue the hunger strike until his demand was addressed, adding that the family had received no concrete assurance. Congress MP Varsha Gaikwad, former MP Hussain Dalwai and other political leaders visited the parents on Monday. Ramesh Solanki, father of Darshan Solanki, who died by suicide on the IIT Bombay campus in 2023, also joined the protest. Students from SFI, AISF, AISA and other organisations were present....