New Delhi: Delhi Police has detained the seventh accused in the Kanjhawala case after he surrendered to police at Sultanpuri Police Station on Friday.
Ankush has been named as the seventh accused by Delhi Police in connection with the case.
The latest development in the infamous case comes hours after the Delhi Police arrested the sixth person in connection with the case.
The sixth accused has been identified as Ashutosh. Five persons were arrested earlier and they are in police custody.
The sixth accused was arrested as he had given false information to the police, claimed Sagar Preet Hooda, Special Commissioner of Police (Law and Order).
Nidhi who is reportedly an eyewitness of the case wherein a girl was hit and dragged by a car for 12 kms was called to join the probe today, police said.
“18 teams have been investigating the case in all aspects. Teams have visited the scene of crime and postmortem has been done. Five accused are in police custody and interrogation is underway and whatever new clues come out are being verified,” Hooda earlier said.
“Police has scientific evidence that Deepak who claimed of driving the car but Amit was actually driving it who does not have a driving license,” Hooda added.
As per the investigation done so far and call details, the deceased and eyewitness had no connection with the accused, Hooda added.
Nidhi’s (eyewitness of the incident) statement under 164 CrPC has been recorded, police said.
The case of murder is yet to be made because a motive is needed for murder but no motive has been found in the probe so far, Hooda earlier said.
The postmortem of the victim was conducted by a three member medical board in Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC), New Delhi. As per report, the provisional cause of death was shock and hemorrhage as a result of antemorem injury to the head, spine, left femur, both lower limbs. The injuries were produced by blunt force impact and possible vehicular accident and dragging. Also, the report inducts that there is no injury suggestive of sexual assault, police earlier added. (UNI)
