Bhanwari case: CBI trying to collect more evidence
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Bhanwari case: CBI trying to collect more evidence

Last Updated: Monday, January 16, 2012, 22:49
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Jodhpur: The CBI is yet to collect all the evidences corroborating the disposal of Bhanwari Devi's body by the Bishna Ram Bishnoi gang at Jaloda here, a court was informed on Monday.

The agency, which has Bishna Ram and another accused Kailash Jakhar in its custody, sought further extension of their remand on this ground.

The court extended their CBI custody till January 18. "We have got some leads from their interrogation and we are pursuing these," CBI counsel SS Yadav told the court while seeking extension of their remand.

The probe agency has so far collected various belongings of the auxiliary nurse-cum-midwife from the Rajiv Gandhi lift canal in Jaloda.

It is now trying to recover a spade and a motorcycle used in the crime, Yadav argued.

The court also extended the judicial custody of Malkhan Singh Bishnoi, Sahi Ram Bishnoi, Amarchand, Om Prakash Bishnoi and Umesha Ram Bishnoi, all accused in the case, till January 30.

Meanwhile, the cash award to the Rajasthan Police team from the CBI Director for their assistance in the case had been distributed to the force personnel.

A sum of Rs one lakh, out of Rs four lakh award, was given to Sahil, son of Bhanwari Devi, who along with his sister and grandmother came to the court today to meet his father Amarchand.

"I do not believe that my mother is no more. I will like to wait for the DNA and other FSL reports to confirm that the recovered remains were that of her," Sahil told reporters outside the court.

Meanwhile, an NGO today demanded that the Rajasthan government ensure that the family of Bhanwari Devi gets all the benefits of the relief package timely.

The state government had yesterday announced a relief and financial package for the family.

The Centre has also set up a panel of seven advocates to assist prosecution in trial of the case, chief patron of 'Centre For Dalit Rights' P L Mimroth said.

PTI

First Published: Monday, January 16, 2012, 22:49

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