New Delhi: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Friday reached the house of dentist couple Rajesh and Nupur Talwar in Noida to recreate the sequence of events on the night of the murder of their teenage daughter Arushi and domestic help Hemraj, officials said.
"Rajesh Talwar's compounder, Krishna's custody ends on Friday and before he was produced in court, he was taken to the crime scene (Talwar's residence) to recreate the sequence of the crime," a CBI official said.
Arushi, 14, was found dead in her Jal Vayu Vihar home in Noida May 16. The Noida police initially named Hemraj as the prime suspect and even sent out teams to trace him. But his body was found the next day on the terrace of the house.
The Noida police arrested Rajesh Talwar on May 23 for the twin murders. The CBI took over the case on June 1 after the Noida police drew flak for shoddy investigations.
The CBI had Krishna into custody earlier this month.
On Thursday, a court in Ghaziabad turned down Rajesh Talwar's bail plea, after the CBI said that they could not give the dentist a clean chit as yet. The court has sent Rajesh Talwar back to jail till July 2.
District and Sessions Judge Mahendra Kumar Jain rejected the plea after hearing arguments from counsel for Rajesh and the CBI.
Rajesh's counsel Satish Tamta submitted before the court that the dentist had already spent 33 days in jail and that the police had obtained his custody only on the basis of his statement, which was not admissible in court.
He also contended that Rajesh had been fully cooperating with the investigations and had also been subjected to an array of scientific tests - which had not established his guilt.
CBI counsel R K Saini opposed the bail plea, saying it was a "grave and blind case". Talwar's bail plea was previously rejected June 7.
The CBI is yet to zero in on the motive for the crime despite interrogating a number of people and also arresting June 13 the dentist's medical assistant Krishna.
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