A big news has come out regarding the investigation of the road accident in Kanjhawala, Delhi, now the forensic team of Gujarat has been called to investigate the whole matter. A 5-member team of National Forensic Science University Gandhinagar Gujarat, which includes forensic professors, is probing the entire matter.
Also according to sources murder charge to be filed against men who ran over woman and cops found responsible for lapses to be suspended.
Team engaged in solving the biggest mystery of Anjali Murder Case
The team of Gujarat’s National Forensic Science University is engaged in probing all aspects of the Anjali murder case. The Baleno car in which Anjali was dragged for 13 km is being investigated. Along with this, the female members of the forensic team are lying under the car to check whether it is possible that in a hit and run case, a woman can be dragged for 13 km by getting trapped in a Baleno car. Even sitting inside the car, 5 people are trying to create the scene, so that every aspect can be investigated.
Delhi Police does not want to make any mistake
The negligence of the police was revealed in the initial investigation of the Anjali Murder Case, after which now the Delhi Police does not want to leave any stone unturned in solving this case. This is the reason why a team has been called from Gujarat to investigate this caseThe team of Gujarat’s National Forensic Science University and the Delhi Police are engaged in collecting solid evidence against the accused in this case, so that they can be punished severely.
The accused are in judicial custody for 14 days
In the Kanjhawala case, the police have made 7 people accused, in which Ankush Khanna, who allegedly defended the main accused, got bail. On the other hand, the Rohini Court has sent all the 6 accused to judicial custody for 14 days on January 9.
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