Shraddha Brutal Killing: Plea Files in Delhi High Court for CBI Probe

A Petition has been filed in the Delhi High Court seeking a transfer of investigation in the Shraddha murder case from Delhi Police to the CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation). This Petition has been filed by a Joshini Tuli through her advocate Joginder Tuli. It is pleaded in the petition that that investigation by Delhi Police, in this case, cannot be efficiently carried out due to administratively or lack of staff as well as lack of sufficient technical and scientific equipment to find out the evidence and the witness as the incident had taken place about six months back.

It further stated that the minute and sensitive details of the investigation by the Delhi Police have been revealed to the public through the media. The presence of media and other public persons at the place of recoveries, court hearings etc. of any accused amounts to their interference with the evidence and witnesses in the present case.

It also stated that the Delhi Police have not sealed the alleged place of the incident to date which is continuously being accessed by the public and media personnel.
The plea stated that in the present case, pertaining to a heinous and sensitive offence u/s 302/201 IPC and in the same sensitive information pertaining to the Investigation regarding recoveries, evidences etc. are being leaked continuously by the Police Station Mehrauli on a daily basis jeopardizing every material evidence and witness so far gathered, it added mentioning that the alleged crime scenes and scene of recoveries are being contaminated by public persons and media personnel on a daily basis due to the unfiltered disclosure of information by the Delhi Police.

“The forensic evidence in the present case has not been preserved properly by the Delhi Police since all the alleged recoveries are being touched and accessed by different public persons and media personnel within the Mehrauli Police Station, alleged scene of crime like house of the deceased, place of recoveries at Mehrauli, Chhattarpur forest etc. which are clearly evident in the various news coverage of the present case,” the plea read.
This is to be known that the accused Aftab Amin Poonawalla was produced before a Delhi court through video conferencing last week, after five days of custody. The court then extended his police custody for another five days. Aftab is accused of strangling his live-in partner Shraddha Walker and chopping her body into 35 pieces.

Delhi Police Still Waiting of CFSL and DNA reports of body parts which they recovered from jangal of Mehrauli and Chhatarpur. Delhi police One chopped head and parts of human body hands found in Trilokpuri Area in June this year just after one month of Shraddha’s murder. Police sent to CFSL and DNA matching also.