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Talwar wants to sell house

Rajesh Talwar, who was accused of brutally killing his daughter Arushi, is planning to sell off his Sector 25 residence in Jalvayu Vihar in Noida, as he does not want to live in the house where his daughter was killed.

Worst phase

"Rajesh does not want to live in the house where his daughter was killed and had to go through the worst phase of his life," a doctor close to the noted dentist who met him a day after Dr Talwar was released from jail, told MiD DAY.

According to sources, Dr Talwar is averse to going to his own house and residing at the house of his in-laws, which is located in the same locality.

Arushi and Dr Talwar's domestic help Hemraj were murdered in the house no. L-32 in sector 25 is Noida. Sources close to the family said that Talwar couple was now planning to move out of Noida and shift to Delhi.

Sources said that though the house was a case property at the moment and could not be sold till the time the CBI concluded its investigations in the case, but the Talwars want to sell it at whatever price it fetches. The doctor couple are not expecting to get a price as per the market prices as they are not expecting many taker for the house.

Maninder Singh Pandher, accused in the Nithari serial killings, had also attempted to sell out his D-5 house in Sector 36 but is still waiting.

The police arrested Dr Talwar on May 23, saying he killed his daughter in a fit of rage because he objected to her closeness with domestic help Hemraj. Talwar was released on July 11 after 50 days of imprisonment, with the CBI saying there was no evidence to link him to the crime.

Fear Factor

* The house L-32 in sector 25 is Noida witnessed two murders of Arushi- daughter of Dr Rajesh Talwar and Hemraj- the domestic help of the Talwar couple * Sources said that Talwar couple was now planning to move out of Noida and shift to Delhi * Maninder Singh Pandher, the accused in the Nithari Killings had also attempted to sell out his house D-5 in sector 36 but is still waiting

Originally posted by: uknaik99

Scientific tests cost CBI in Aarushi case

The Central Bureau of Investigation has finally managed to crack the Noida murder case. Although the CBI has received vital information through the scientific tests conducted on the various suspects, the agency will take some time to put together the evidence and submit it for the trial.

This happens only in India 😆

Won't be surprised if CBI proposed his name way to thank him for getting thier bank balances up -:p

CBI still has no real proof in Aarushi case

19 Jul 2008, 0114 hrs IST, Sachin Parashar,TNN

NEW DELHI: CBI director Vijay Shankar's pronouncement that the Aarushi murder case is closed, when the agency has not seized any evidence and is yet to receive crucial forensic report on accused Raj Kumar, has puzzled many. It has raised doubts about the strength of the case against the three servants in the CBI net — Raj Kumar, Krishna and Vijay Mandal.

The CBI claim comes even as preliminary reports from Hyderabad's Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics, according to sources, suggested that identifying whose blood was on the T-shirt "may or may not be possible". Doubts stem from the opinion of experts that separating DNA fingerprints from garment after so many days is not always possible, because red blood cells on the cloth start disintegrating.

The blood-stained T-shirt was recovered from accused Raj Kumar's room last month and sent to Hyderabad. CBI then announced on July 11 that fresh blood samples of victim's relatives and suspects had been sent to Hyderabad for the purpose of tallying.

CBI is hanging on to Raj Kumar, Krishna and Vijay Mandal by the skin of its teeth, as their case is based only on narco disclosures. But the entire thing will come apart if it is proved that the blood on the T-shirt does not belong to either Aarushi or Hemraj. The agency doesn't have either the murder weapon or the cellphones of the victims to prove its case.

When asked about the way CBI has carried out investigations in the case, senior lawyer Kamini Jaiswal said, "The less said the better".

She added that narco analysis can just be a step in the investigations. The T-shirt was sent to Hyderabad more than three weeks ago and the final report is not yet out.

Thanks for the UPDATE

I wondering what's happening with the case.. as it is no longer headline news.. hardly read anything about it

I was also wondering what happened to that whiskey bottle recovered at Talwar's place with 5 pair of finger prints?? looks like they hidden it

Originally posted by: uknaik99

Thanks for the UPDATE

I wondering what's happening with the case.. as it is no longer headline news.. hardly read anything about it

I was also wondering what happened to that whiskey bottle recovered at Talwar's place with 5 pair of finger prints?? looks like they hidden it

Originally posted by: bunbutt_too

uknaik99ji lugta hain keh the labs in Hyderabad and all over India that the CBI uses for all its tests are in no hurry to give results on any "supposed evidence" anymore. The media is a big diaapponitment. Now that there are only the "mamuli naukar" left they have no interest in this case anymore. Sad. A Very sad state of affairs. I know that after all the posturing, hemming and hawing the CBI will relese all the current three "suspects" for lack of evidence. That is all that this usless organization can do.

However in fairness to them it is not their fault entirely. The first and only fault bearers are the inept idiots from Noida and U.P. They have however been rewarded with promotions. As you hit the nail on the head earlier, elsewhere.....Only In India. SAD. A VERY SAD STATE OF AFFAIRS IN THE COUNTRY OF MY BIRTH THAT I WILL BE ATTACHED TO EVEN AFTER I HAVE CROSSED THE BIG RAINBOW IN THE SKY