Categories: Criminal Law

Shraddha murde: Aftab used saw to cut body into pieces, revealed in post mortem report

The Delhi Police sources told  Legally Speaking that according to the postmortem report of Shraddhawalkar’s bones, a saw was used to cut the bones. The postmortem analysis of 23 bones of shraddha walkar Got it done at AIIMS hospital.

Post-mortem analysis revealed that the bones had been cut with a saw. On January 10, Delhi’s Sakte Court extended the judicial custody of Aftab Poonawalla, accused in the Shraddha murder case, for 14 days.

The court has also directed the authorities to provide warm clothes to Aftab. The accused Aftab Poonawalla has demanded some law books for studies.

After strangling Shraddha Walker on May 18, Poonawalla cut her body into 35 pieces and even kept it in a refrigerator for a period of about three weeks at his residence before dumping it across the city for several days.

Ashish Sinha

-Ashish Kumar Sinha -Editor Legally Speaking -Ram Nath Goenka awardee - 14 Years of Experience in Media - Covering Courts Since 2008

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