Delhi Murder Case: Aaftab Amin Poonawala’s murder weapon, which was used to cut Shraddha Walker’s body into 35 pieces after her death, was recovered by Delhi Police on Monday. Aftab is currently being placed in judicial custody and housed in barrack number 4 of Delhi’s Tihar Jail.
Aftab gave Shraddha’s ring to another girl as gift
Shraddha’s ring, which Aaftab gave to a different female he invited to his apartment as a gift, was also found by the police. When he called the girl at his house, Shraddha’s body parts were still in the refrigerator.
The body of Shraddha, Aaftab’s live-in girlfriens, is said to have been cut into 35 pieces and preserved for about three weeks in a 300-liter refrigerator at his Mehrauli home in South Delhi. Following Aaftab’s arrest, Delhi Police searched his home and found five knives, which they sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) to determine whether they had been used in the crime.
Aftab undergoes polygraph test
The FSL conducted the last of the polygraph test sessions earlier in the day in Rohini, Delhi. Aaftab FSL began around 9.50 am, and the sessions started at roughly 11 am, according to police officials. Aaftab had already had three sessions of the test, also referred to as the lie-detector test, by Friday.
Aaftab is being watched by CCTV round-the-clock in a different cell at Tihar. The skull and other body parts of Walkar have not yet been located by the police.
What happens during a narco test?
According to consultant doctor and Vinayak Hospital (Noida) MD Sourabh Chaudhari, “In narco test, anaesthesia is used which puts the subject into an unconscious state where he only speaks the truth. Before carrying out this test on any subject, the physical and mental condition of the individual has to be absolutely perfect.”
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