Anjali’s house, who was killed in the Kanjhawala incident, has been broken into. The miscreants steel LED TV, utensils and clothes from the house in Aman Vihar. After the incident came to light on Monday morning, Aman Vihar police station inspected the place and registered a case of theft. On the other hand, the Nidhi family members and the police, eyewitnesses of the Anjali case, have charged with conspiracy.
At around 8:30 am on Monday morning, Aman Vihar police received information about a robbery at a house in Karan Vihar. The police arrived on scene, where the door handle of the house turned out to be broken. The detective team was then called to the scene and the investigation was carried out. An investigation revealed that the house belonged to Anjali, who had died after being run over by a car. Anjali’s family currently lives in her maternal grandmother’s house in Sultanpuri and this house was locked.
Police officials said the theft was reported by their neighbor named Kanta. During investigation it turned out that LED TV, some clothing and utensils had been stolen from the house. The relatives have accused eyewitness Nidhi and the police of conspiracy in the Anjali case. Police are trying to identify the suspect by reviewing the footage from the CCTV cameras installed around the scene.
The victim’s family will get Rs 10 lakh The lieutenant governor has given permission to give an aid amount of Rs 10 lakh to the family of the victim of the Kanjhawala incident. A proposal was sent to the LG on behalf of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to provide aid of Rs 10 lakh to the relatives of the deceased Anjali. While approving this, the lieutenant governor secured all possible additional assistance to the victim’s family.
The police claim to have reached the bottom of the case after examining the images from 300 cameras In the event that Anjali was dragged out of the car during the Kanjhawala incident, the police have scanned the images of 300 CCTV cameras so far. Police say they are investigating the case with the help of footage. The police officer says the police will match the blood samples taken from the suspect’s car with the blood of the deceased’s mother. A senior police officer said that footage is being sought to confirm that the scooty hit the car in Sultanpuri.
More than 300 cameras have already been scanned in the area. This helped the police to find out how the accident could have happened. The police also said that blood samples found under the car have been collected and will be compared with the blood of Anjali’s mother. He said that the investigation so far has shown that the defendant who was in the car did not take Anjali out of the car because they were scared. He was afraid that if anyone saw it, he might get involved in the murder case. The police say there is a contradiction in the statement of the suspect, so the case is being investigated from all sides.
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Anjali’s house, who was killed in the Kanjhawala incident, has been broken into. The miscreants steel LED TV, utensils and clothes from the house in Aman Vihar. After the incident came to light on Monday morning, Aman Vihar police station inspected the place and registered a case of robbery. On the other hand, the Nidhi family members and the police, eyewitnesses of the Anjali case, charged with conspiracy.
At around 8:30 am on Monday morning, Aman Vihar police received information about a robbery at a house in Karan Vihar. The police arrived on scene, where the door handle of the house turned out to be broken. The detective team was then called to the scene and the investigation was carried out. An investigation revealed that the house belonged to Anjali, who had died after being run over by a car. Anjali’s family currently lives in her maternal grandmother’s house in Sultanpuri and this house was locked.
Police officials said the theft was reported by their neighbor named Kanta. During investigation it turned out that LED TV, some clothing and utensils had been stolen from the house. The relatives have accused eyewitness Nidhi and the police of conspiracy in the Anjali case. Police are trying to identify the suspect by reviewing the footage from the CCTV cameras installed around the scene.
