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Give me a break... it is virtually impossible to discover fingerprints on textile. The product is too porous for a fingerprint to be retained.
Mili was also not raped; her outfit could not have had any bodily fluids of Nakul's on her. Nakul sprouted blood only after Mili attacked him and unless some of that blood went on her, there are no bodily fluids on or in her. Also there is NO physical evidence on Mili's body that Nakul attacked her. And if there were, no pictures were taken of her with them and she did not visit a medical unit where a medical report and witnesses could have supported her case.
Let me add further, the clothes were "dried" as she walked the streets with Abhi. Then, when she got home, she mixed the clothes with her other clean clothes - kind of gross after all that running around - and on top of that the clothes have been handled by Simi, Neetu and now Nakul himself!!!! And in Nakul's position he will probably get them washed in Woolite and give them fresh scent 😆
So exactly WHAT are we looking for on these clothes? DNA evidence - of what exactly? A strand of hair? So what does that prove? Nothing.
As SVG suggested, the place to go to is the site where Mili attacked Nakul and the axe is located. Nakul will need to explain how his blood is on the axe and WHAT happened. That's when Nakul has to do some explaining. Unfortunately the CVs will not go there at all.
While a girl is very lucky to get away from an attempted rape, tragically these are the hardest cases to prove and the CVs are doing a very shoddy job of the whole issue. There is SO much they could do to help, but this clothing issue? How exactly will that help? This is so perposterous. Anyone with a basic Biology 101 would know that it is impossible to find sufficient evidence on those clothes especially at this stage.
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