Indian Police on Wild Goose Chase in Twin Murder Case, Key Suspect Giving Evasive Answers

by Gopalan on  June 04, 2008 at 1:22 PM Medico Legal News
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Indian police seems lost in a wild goose chase in the twin murder case in the national capital of New Delhi. Leading dentist Rajesh Talwar, suspected of killing his daughter and domestic help, is not co-operating in investigations, federal police say.

Dr.Talwar has been in custody for 12 days now, still there seems to be no breakthrough.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), told the court Tuesday that Talwar was not co-operating and wanted two more days of custody.

Talwar was brought to the court of Special Judicial Magistrate Sapna Mishra under heavy security. Public prosecutor Suresh Batra sought an extension of remand on three grounds: shortage of time, his uncooperative attitude, and his evasive answers.

The court did allow the CBI to grill Talwar for two more days, but when the suspect is not co-operating, there is little the investigating agency could do.

Aarushi, a class 9 student of Delhi Public School (Noida) was found dead with her throat slit in her family's Jal Vayu Vihar apartment on May 16. The police initially named domestic help Hemraj as the prime accused but his own dead body was found on the building's terrace the next day.

Aarushi's dentist father Rajesh Talwar was arrested on May 23. The police claimed he killed Aarushi in a fit of rage as he objected to her closeness to Hemraj, but the family has strenously denied the police allegations.

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guest

06/08/2008

The CBI should investigate with Hemant's family as well, for some clue.



guest

06/04/2008

It is surprising the dentist association is supporting the Doctor Talwar for his crime. They are interfering to divert the public attention to nonsense things to cover the crime to let the culprit without punishment.
As Dr. Talwar is not cooperating CBI it is very clear that he is part of crime.
In this scenero social organizations needs to help police in their investigation process.




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