Two men were apprehended when they attacked a police vehicle transporting Aaftab Amin Poonawalla, the suspect in the murder of Shraddha Walkar, outside the Delhi location of the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL), brandishing swords.
The two attackers of the police van were armed with swords and identified themselves as members of the “Hindu Sena.” After Aaftab’s day’s polygraph tests were completed, the cops took him away.
The FSL Director Sanjeev Gupta had earlier informed the news organisation that Aaftab’s polygraph examination may continue tomorrow.
“The expert team is testing people with polygraphs. The meeting for today will shortly come to an end. The test might need to go on tomorrow as well. The Narco test will be administered when our tests are finished “said he.
Despite Aaftab being kept in the FSL office for three days, the polygraph test that was administered on Sunday was unable to be finished.
Aaftab’s “poor health” forced the postponement of the initial session of the polygraph test. After Poonawala allegedly “became unwell,” the second session of the exam, which was scheduled for November 23, was also postponed. November 25 and November 26 respectively saw the second and third sessions.
Aaftab is accused of killing his live-in partner Shraddha by strangling her and dismembering her body into 35 parts. Additionally, he is accused of chilling the cut body parts before discarding them in Gurugram and Delhi’s forests.
Aaftab, who admitted to murdering Shraddha and dismembering her body into 35 parts, was accused by police of providing false information.
Aaftab was providing false information and deceiving the investigators, according to the Delhi Police’s testimony in court.
