Wednesday, June 25, 2008 (New Delhi) -MICS - India
As the probe into the Noida double murder is yet to achieve any breakthrough, the CBI on Wednesday subjected Nupur Talwar, the mother of slain teenager Aarushi, to a lie detection test to corroborate certain leads acquired by the investigating agency.
Nupur, accompanied by family members, arrived at the CBI headquarters in Delhi to undergo the test in which investigators asked her questions pertaining to the murder of Aarushi and their domestic help Hemraj, sources said.
The CBI officials also asked Nupur certain questions related to her husband Rajesh, prime accused in the case, and their compounder Krishna, another accused.
The investigators continued its interrogation of Krishna, presently under its custody. However, the agency is yet to make any breakthrough into the sensational double murder.
The discrepancies in Krishna's statements to the CBI is giving rise to the suspicion that either he was the person who allegedly carried out the gruesome murders or was actively part of the criminal conspiracy hatched to carry out the killing.
A 'Khukri', seized from Krishna's house, has been sent for forensic examination to find out whether it was used in the murders.
Meanwhile, the bail application of the dentist, presently lodged at Dasna jail, will come up for hearing on Thursday before the Ghaziabad District and Sessions Judge
Nupur, accompanied by family members, arrived at the CBI headquarters in Delhi to undergo the test in which investigators asked her questions pertaining to the murder of Aarushi and their domestic help Hemraj, sources said.
The CBI officials also asked Nupur certain questions related to her husband Rajesh, prime accused in the case, and their compounder Krishna, another accused.
The investigators continued its interrogation of Krishna, presently under its custody. However, the agency is yet to make any breakthrough into the sensational double murder.
The discrepancies in Krishna's statements to the CBI is giving rise to the suspicion that either he was the person who allegedly carried out the gruesome murders or was actively part of the criminal conspiracy hatched to carry out the killing.
A 'Khukri', seized from Krishna's house, has been sent for forensic examination to find out whether it was used in the murders.
Meanwhile, the bail application of the dentist, presently lodged at Dasna jail, will come up for hearing on Thursday before the Ghaziabad District and Sessions Judge
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