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Delhi: The Central Bureau of Investigation spent four months probing the sensational Arushi-Hemraj murder case, arrested four people, including the father of the Noida teen, but is yet to find anything substantial.

This was corroborated by the findings of a three-member team, which was constituted by the top investigating agency, to look into the case afresh.

The team found a new set of fingerprints on a liquor bottle which also has blood of the victims on it. It does not belong to any of the accused.

It raises some serious questions about the probe so far as well as the veracity of the charges brought against the accused in the case. It also brings into focus the fact that nothing could be found in the scientific examination of the accused.

Sources said that the blood on the bottle matched that of Arushi's but the person behind the fingerprints is still at large.

Three people Krishna, Rajkumar and Vijay Mandal were arrested by the CBI and Arushi's father Dr Rajesh Talwar too was questioned.

Clueless

Before taking over the case the CBI had said that the chargesheet would be based on the forensic evidence and the post mortem reports of the victims. But even after four months, the agency has failed to get any conclusive proof regarding the murder weapon. Also, the mobile phones of the deceased are to be recovered and further linkages probed.

The CBI has been maintaining that the weapon used in the double murder case was a heavy and sharp-edged one which could be a 'khukri.'

The CBI recovered several sets of fingerprints but none of them matched with that of the suspects and all the accused were released on bail.

After being released on bail, Krishna and Rajkumar have gone back to their ancestral village in Nepal while Vijay Mandal too has shifted to his home in West Bengal. The agency is yet to  file a chargesheet.
A Letters Rogatory is being sent to Nepal, seeking assistance in locating some witnesses and mobile phones of the deceased.

Nothing new

The sources said that the three-member team has no new evidence or possible murder theory to go ahead with. 

The accused were also made to undergo narco-analysis tests whose findings are not admissible in courts. Though, based on the reports of the tests, the agency claimed that Rajkumar was the primary accused and the other two assisted him, it could not get anything to put that in the form of a chargesheet.

The history

Arushi was found killed with her throat slit in her Noida home on May 16. The Noida police initially blamed the family help Hemraj but backtracked after his body was found a day later on the terrace of the apartment.
Arushi's dentist father Rajesh Talwar was arrested a week later. On July 11, CBI joint director Arun Kumar gave a clean chit to Talwar and accused his medical assistant Krishna and two others, Raj Kumar and Vijay Mandal, on the basis of narco analysis tests.